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Lake? by Abigail Colgrove

Phillip Prater Peter Locke Junior Senior Ranked at number 16 with a Youth Ministry Major, Mechanical Engineering 21-2 standing, the Lady Jackets Christian ed. volleyball team is making its Major mark on the NAIA courts. Sep- tember 24 and 25 stood out with “A prof told me a volk- “A lot of fruit.” a 4-0 win as the Lady Jackets defeated Aqunias, Benedictine, swagen beetle was Bethel, and Northwestern Iowa down there.” at the Trinity Christian Invita- Pieces of a dock lay crumbled near the home of senior student Dan Rogers in Niceville, Florida. D. Rogers| CONTRIBUTED tional. In Saturday’s three close Broadway matches, freshman Sarah Zelt- Hurricanes Hit CU Students men burned 19 kills and sopho- Bound more Julia Bradley followed by Sara Dehart my parent’s businesses in Port The fi cus was a huge tree and with 12. Both senior Kelsey Charlotte were deemed unus- its branches spread out over Hannah Draxler William Duncan Provokes Both Jones and junior Lauren Mable June 1 - November 30 able. They had to evacuate. about half of our roof. Luckily, Senior Sophomore struck over 30 digs each. Thoughts means one thing to Floridians There isn’t power in any of it fell the opposite direction and Athletic Training Major Political Science Major and residents of the Atlantic that area, a bunch of my friends into our yard,” said Partain. That same day, junior Eri- and Laughter coast: hurricane season. pool cages were torn off, and “At fi rst, Frances was head- ca Paugh and Bradley fought “I heard a myth about a “Probably sunken Since the academic year my friend, Gracie, who lives in ing directly for my house, and I through a fi ve-game match with by Hannah Offi cer began, several hurricanes have Punta Gorda, had a bunch of her was kinda scared for my family. 19 kills apiece. Jones added 38 deer carcus being down engineering canoes.” hammered the Floridian coast, windows and doors torn off or We lived in Florida when hur- assists and Mable shelled out there.” During the fi rst and second including Charley, Frances, broken. For the most part, my ricane Andrew hit in 1992 and 31 digs. The winning high may weekends of October, Cedar- Ivan, and now, Jeanne. At the close friends were pretty well caused $26 billion dollars worth very well have been drawn out ville University will pres- time this story was written, taken care of. A hurricane tore of damage. We had friends of Friday’s quick matches. ent Neil Simon’s Broadway Jeanne has claimed four Ameri- through Englewood, and most whose houses were completely Against Benedictine, Zelt- Bound. can lives. of the businesses that my par- destroyed during that storm, so man and Bradley fostered 32 This autobiographical play, Yet, while hurricanes seem ents did business [with] were we don’t take hurricanes as a kills and 15 blocks. Zeltman set in 1949, tells the story of far away from landlocked Ce- fl attened,” said Neumann. joke.” set a school record of .905 at- two Brooklyn brothers who darville, they still affect Cedar- In addition to Neumann’s With all the destruction and tack percentage in reaching 19 attempt to write a comedy ville students. losses, Lisa Partain, a junior death hurricanes can cause, out of 21 kills with no errors. According to Konrad Neu- from Hollywood, Florida, was some preventative tips can be sketch for live radio. Their The opening match against mann, a sophomore from En- also affected by hurricane taken when a hurricane is pre- sketch succeeds and airs on Aquinas again served the Lady glewood, Florida, both hurri- Frances. “The awesomest tree dicted to strike. CBS. This achievement gives Jackets with triumph as Zelt- them the opportunity to write cane Charley and Frances have in world, a fi cus that stood in Robert Marcello, a junior for the newly developing tele- affected his life this fall. “Over our backyard as a symbol of half our town was destroyed; freedom and fun for all chil- vision industry. However, See HURRICANES Page 3 See VOLLEYBALL Page 9 while their careers are rising, dren, was killed by Frances. their once happy home-life is declining. Their parents’ mar- riage is strained, and divorce Professors looms as an ever-present pos- sibility. Lead Greek In a comedic style, this play explores relationships, the ups and downs of family and Italian life, and the post-World War II entertainment industry. D. Snell | CEDARS The Cedarville theatre Adventure faculty chose this play last spring. Rebecca Baker, the by Kristen Livingston THE ‘BUSH’ STOPS HERE play’s director, explains that they chose it not only because This summer from July 30 it is a good play, but because to August 17, 19 people, mostly “it deals with the breakup of a Cedarville students, traveled marriage which is a subject we to Greece and Italy with Drs. all face and can all relate to.” Blumenstock and Hoffeditz. Baker said she hopes this The purpose of the trip was to opens up the subject of di- visit historical sights, specifi - vorce for discussion. She said cally those places the apostle that the play is not a “judg- Paul had been on his mission- mental approach” to divorce but a “compassionate, honest look at the diffi culties in mar- The CU Biblical Archaeology Study Group visited the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. D. Hoffeditz | CONTRIB- See ADVENTURE Page 2 riage.” Despite the seriousness of this subject, Baker emphasizes that the play is a comedy. It AND YOU THOUGHT THE BEST FOOTBALL WHY YOUR DOG deals with these issues in a hu- THE HILL TEAM IN TOWN, BY THINKS YOU’RE AN morous way that reveals both WAS RUSTIC DEFAULT IDIOT see THOREAU page 3 see FOOTBALL SOLUTION page 11 see DEAD LANGUAGE page 6

See BROADWAY Page 9 INSIDE WHAT’S

D. Snell | CEDARS 2 NEWS SPORTS 11 Alums Recall Fond WORLD NEWS by Autumn West Haiti – Flooding from tropical storm Jeanne devastated homes and cities, and the corpses SCOREBOARD Mark Mathews, the Man are so numerous that they are being buried in backyards. Rioting and looting have been widespread in College Memories Men’s Cross Country many cities, and there are reports of people wading through knee-deep mud to reach food and water provided by relief agencies. 9/11 Bowling Green Invita- 4th of 12 to hold the water. Two hours tional by Amanda Acker later a waterfall cascaded from East and West Germany – Frustrated with lagging economic progress, East German voters 9/18 Friendship Invitational 3rd of 11 Behind the E-mails elected multiple Neo-Nazi candidates to power this week, according to the Financial Times of Septem- the second fl oor and not a sin- 9/25 Louisville Classic 10th of 41 ber 23. Voters expressed their discontent with Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder’s economic reforms, which Alumni homecoming week gle resident was left dry. Wit- will cut benefi ts to the unemployed and are predicted to trap many easterners in a cycle of low paying Women’s Cross Country ing six children. According to once again brings myriads of tmer, now a professor at Grand by Dan Giddings Mathews encourages students jobs. 9/18 Friendship Invitational 3rd of 14 Mathews, spending time with his Cedarville graduates back to Rapids Theological Seminary, to watch for upcoming climb- 9/25 Louisville Classic 4th of 38 family is his favorite hobby. He ing wall competitions. their alma mater. In honor of stated, “My fondest memories Sudan – The UN addressed the growing crisis in Darfur, Sudan, this week by warning the country of possible repercussions if their current actions constitute genocide. The government-spon- Men’s Soccer Mark Mathews is a name also enjoys serving in his local He feels that physical fi t- this week, several alums have of Cedarville are the people, the sored Janjaweed has been authorized to expel black Muslims from the province. In addition, nearly 9/11 Roberts Wesleyan L 2-3 (2 OT) all Cedarville students are fa- church, Calvary Baptist Church ness is crucial for Cedarville been asked to recount their time life-long friends I made there, 50,000 people have died, one million have fl ed their homes, and rape, destruction, and torture are com- miliar with due to the plethora in Xenia. Other hobbies include students. When asked what at Cedarville. Life in the Ohio and the deep spiritual emphasis mon. 9/18 Bethel L 0-5 of e-mails regarding the fi tness rock climbing, biking, hiking, students should be doing to cornfi elds has changed, yet in of the school.” 9/21 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 1-0 China – Completing a transition that started last year, Hu Jintao took full control of China center, rock wall, and various working out, golfi ng, reading, stay involved, Mathews said, 9/24 Shawnee State W 6-2 many ways remained the same. Laurie Whaley ’97: Whaley from his predecessor Jiang Zemin. This exchange is expected to have signifi cant ramifi cations on Chi- intramural sports on campus. and singing. “Every student should be work- Tonya (Swackhamer) James is this year’s Young Alumna of nese domestic, international and economic policy, because Jintao seems to encourage more transpar- 9/25 Wittenberg W 2-1 (2 OT) But who is the man behind the One activity that Mathews ing out [to some extent] in the ‘92: Tonya Swackhamer en- the Year. Working at Thomas ency in government. Women’s Soccer e-mails? For the most part, his has taken a keen interest in is fi tness center at least a couple tered Stats II on the fi rst day Nelson, Whaley has directed 9/11 Grace W 5-0 behind-the-scene works goes the climbing wall that became of times a week.” Also, the va- and wondered if the professor the publishing of teen girl study 9/14 Ohio Dominican W 4-0 unnoticed, which is fi ne with available with the opening of the riety of intramural sports pro- him, because that means every- new fi tness center last year. vides ways for almost anyone was speaking English. “Not Bible Revolve. Whaley was Comp Class 9/18 Indiana Wesleyan T 0-0 (2 OT) sure what went wrong,” she re- prepared for this career in many thing is running smoothly and According to Mathews, the to enjoy exercise. 9/21 Ohio Northern W 2-1 climbing wall is an excellent ex- counted, “but it was defi nitely ways at Cedarville, where she everyone is satisfi ed. Mathews has a diffi cult task: Brings 9/25 Tiffi nL0-3 perience for students. Not only the worst class experience I had learned how to communicate Mathews’ offi cial title is make Cedarville students happy Volleyball does the wall offer a challenging by meeting their physical fi tness at Cedarville.” It may encour- the integration of faith and life, director of recreational activi- 9/11 Roberts Wesleyan W 30-20, 30-17, ties. “I’m responsible for the workout, but it is also an enjoy- needs. So the next time you get age current Statistics students to how to persevere, and even Thoreau 30-17 overall administration of the able social avenue to meet new an e-mail from Mathews, make learn that James did survive the heard chapel speakers that later 9/11 Point Park W 30-11, 30-5, 30-12 Recreational Activities Pro- people and build quality rela- sure you take time to appreciate class, and is now a partner at a became her authors. to Life 9/14 Rio Grande W 30-14, 30-19, gram which includes intramu- tionships. The wall provides an all that goes on to give you ac- tax law fi rm near Boston. Dan Poole ’80: Winner of this 30-16 ral sports, the climbing wall, opportunity to encourage fellow cess to a multitude of enjoyable James found that Cedarville Year’s Distinguished Service by LaVaughn Ricci 9/17 Indiana Wesleyan W 30-25, 30-26, fi tness classes, outdoor pur- students to persevere, as well as activities here at Cedarville. 30-17 challenged her far with more Award, Poole has served as a suits and informal sports,” said a physical and mental challenge. 9/18 Georgetown L 29-31, 22-30, Mathews. than just academics. During her charter member of the CU Elec- 22-30 Mathews is not new to Ce- time on campus she found that tronic Media Advisory Coun- “Small places, big ideas.” 9/18 Cornerstone L 30-18, 27-30, 30- darville by any stretch of the one could cultivate strong friend- cil, where he assists the school That’s the theme for Dr. Scott 24, 12-15 imagination. After being raised ships despite differing opinions by drawing on his experience Calhoun’s composition class 9/20 Mt. Vernon Nazarene W 30-23, 30-28, and ideas. “Great friends don’t as Senior Account Manager at this semester. Those four sim- 30-26 in the Columbus area, Mathews always have to see everything in WJR Newstalk Radio in Detroit. ple words have now become the 9/24 Aquinas W 30-10, 31-29, came to Cedarville in 1978, the the same way,” said James. “Did Poole’s fondest memories at Ce- cornerstone for a major project: 30-22 same year Dr. Dixon became 9/24 Benedictine W 30-12, 30-22, president of Cedarville. Af- you know that not everyone at darville are the countless hours replicating Henry David Thore- A replica of Thoreau’s cabin will be built on the shores of CONTRIBUTED 30-16 ter graduating in 1982, he was Cedarville is a Republican?” and sleepless nights he spent au’s cabin. Cedar Lake. 9/25 Northwestern (Iowa) W 30-28, 30-18, 25- hired as the head baseball coach learning the radio business, both Every semester, Dr. Cal- Tracy (Swackhamer) How- houn’s composition class stud- 30, 15-12 until 1984 when he landed the through classes and on CDR. On ard ’94 and Greg Howard ‘99: ies a piece of literature and owned by Ralph Waldo Emer- ter, Dr. Calhoun’s composition 9/25 Bethel W 31-29, 30-16, position he holds now. In 1990 “It hits you after you leave that weekends, however he found participates in a related service- son on Massachusetts’s Walden students are preparing for the 31-29 he obtained a masters degree in you will never have the opportu- opportunities to sneak out to learning project. “It’s important Pond. He spent time with nature: service project. The cabin will be Upcoming Events Sports Management from Ohio nity to spend so much time with Christian concerts, although he to be involved in a project when meditating, reading, journaling, built between Cedar Lake and the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country State University and is now in stated, “Cedarville in those days library, the side nearest the ENS. so many people your age and learning something new,” he gaining respect for and being 10/8 Ohio Intercollegiate his 22 year at Cedarville. At a rough estimate, it will cost have so much fun,” stated Tracy didn’t encourage that.” said. “To understand the ideas inspired by his natural surround- Championship He is happily married and ings. Out of these experiences $4-5,000 dollars to complete. Howard. Certainly this was the Faith Linn ’83: Linn still better, to do something physi- 10/23 Georgetown Classic he and his wife, Dawn, are rais- cally with what you’re reading came his book Walden which “The university will be the D. Tursack | CEDARS theme for Greg Howard, a for- remembers the basketball game Men’s Soccer about. People retain and re- was published in 1854. Ralph Waldo Emerson in spirit of mer Hill resident who recounts where she received her fi rst de- member longer.” One hundred and fi fty years what was historically accurate,” 10/2 Malone 7 p.m. such escapades as “kidnapping” merit for wearing jeans that were This semester, Dr. Cal- later, Dr. Calhoun sat down with Dr. Calhoun said. 10/6 at Rio Grande 4 p.m. the RD, unit wars, post-curfew too tight. “Of course, like any houn’s class is reading Walden English Professor Ryan Futrell The cabin “won’t be one 10/9 at Grace 2 p.m. runs to Meijer, and of course on- good freshman,” she recalled, “I by Thoreau. Thoreau was a and talked about ideas for a proj- hundred percent authentic,” he 10/12 Ohio Domincan 7 p.m. added, since it will not include a The Friday Night line chat and gaming (Howard went to all my friends, and they transcendentalist of the 1800s ect. They decided to celebrate 10/15 Trinity International 7 p.m. did manage to receive a 4.0 mug all confi rmed that my jeans were and America’s most famous the anniversary by replicating stove, a bed, or other such things 10/16 Mobile after getting married to Tracy). not too tight.” A lover of theatre, nonconformist. In an effort to the cabin and using it as an edu- achieve personal freedom, he cational experience. Women’s Soccer Tracy Howard was able to Linn pursued a communication lived for two years in a cabin Now a month into the semes- See WALDEN Page 9 10/2 Malone have a good time while remain- arts degree with a “platform arts” emphasis. 10/5 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3:30 p.m. Football Solution ing fairly well-behaved. She re- 10/9 Taylor membered that, “There still was As the current director of by Richie Reeder still been undefeated since 1953. In Italy they traveled from the reality of the New Testament, well this season. After two that fear that if I messed up too Alumni Relations at Cedar- ADVENTURES 10/15 at Walsh It’s the Cedarville High School heartbreaking losses to begin Rome to Siena, to Florence, to but still wasn’t prepared for the badly, my dad would fi nd out.” ville, Linn fi nds that while many continued from page 1 10/19 at Urbana Indians that kicked off their sea- the season against two very re- Venice and many places be- depth of what we learned.” things have changed, “[the Volleyball Another Friday night in Ce- son shortly after students arrived spectable teams, they really re- Michael Wittmer ’89: Years sides. They saw the Vatican, The itinerary was full, but on campus, and are now in full alumni] want students to experi- ary journeys although having a 10/2 Rio Grande 11 a.m. darville, and you’re lounging sponded well with decisive vic- ago, Cedarville outlawed water Michelangelo’s David, the cata- the team also had time to mingle ence what we experienced, and lot of fun proved an additional around in your dorm wondering stride under the direction of third tories in their next two games. fi ghts thanks to Wittmer and 10/2 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3 p.m. year coach, Shawn Hein. it has little to do with whether benefi t. combs where so many Christians with the culture, drink cappuc- why you decided to attend col- It’s encouraging to see a group the residents of Lawlor. With 10/5 at Central State 7 p.m. The Indians football program we wore skirts or pants. We Each participant also had are buried, the Circus Maximus cino, and just enjoy life on the lege in a town where the nearest of kids fi ght and battle for their little to do on a Friday night, 10/8 Walsh has had an enormous amount of school and community every want to know that students are personal reasons for going: where so many died, all while other side of the world, creating mall is roughly a half an hour Wittmer remembers the entire walking in the same places Paul a mixture of learning and living. 10/9 Malone 12 p.m. away, and eyebrows have raised success since its debut in 1960. weekend.” still growing in the Lord and are some wanted to tour Europe, Coach Everett Hickman, who dorm erupting into a massive would have walked and seeing Dr. Hoffeditz said, “We 10/9 Campbellsville 4 p.m. to the term “movie theatre” un- Although most people go having a great time doing it, just some were curious. Dr. Hof- the stadium is named for, laid water fi ght that used trash cans the way God orchestrates his- laughed our way through Greece til just a few years ago. to the high school on Friday like we did.” feditz, a more experienced 10/11 at Shawnee State 7 p.m. the foundation for the program. tory. and Italy and learned a lot on the Just when you’re giving up nights to watch the game, it’s traveler, said he went to “gain 10/12 Ohio Dominican 7 p.m. The program then rose to promi- just a part of all the stimulating The group members had little way.” hope of ever fi nding something a fi rst-hand experience with the 10/19 at Urbana 7 p.m. to do, and you’re praying that nence under Ohio High School action that goes on. Bible, grow in the love of the in common in the beginning, but Those interested in similar Coaches Hall of Fame member “It’s more of a big event. after traveling halfway across the trips should contact Dr. Blum- your friends from home will Lord, get to know the students, never know that your Cedar- Jim Villinger. Cedarville High The band, the booster clubs, world together, smashing into menstock or Dr. Hoffeditz, who have a cross-cultural experi- ville weekends only consist of School has enjoyed 30 winning the concessions, the commu- ence… and get to travel with buses, sharing late nights, early are planning a three week bibli- eating Chuck’s food and typing seasons, 15 conference champi- nity: they all add to the night onships, 6 undefeated seasons, Dr. Blumenstock!” mornings, and weird cultural cal archaeology tour to Egypt on instant messenger, you dis- in a special way as the football and 9 trips to the OHSAA Play- The group toured Greece experiences, the team developed and Turkey in May. cover a faint sound in the dis- game becomes just a part of the offs. evening,” said Bertemes. for 8 days and Italy for 9. In camaraderie as contemporary tance. You hear cheering and Christians, partakers of the his- you know it can’t be another The 2004 football season has With two more home games Greece the group visited Ath- had it’s ups and downs for the tory they learned, and fellow Lawlor riot. You hear the slight left on the slate against Catholic ens, Corinth, Delphi, Philippi Indians as they have experienced travelers. sound of band and instruments, Central (October 8) and North- and many other places. They victories while crushing Yellow eastern (October 15), it’s sure That camaraderie became but all the music majors are climbed the same steps Paul busy studying. The commotion Springs 49-21 and blanking to be an interesting race to the took to the top of Mars Hill and an integrated part of the whole Southeastern High School 31- end of the season. experience, the experience that gets louder and louder as you saw the river where Lydia met listen out your window. What 0, but have also lost three close So, the next time it’s a bor- matched and even exceeded ex- Paul. Costas Tsevas, a native is this sudden uproar? games. ing Friday night, get off the Greek Christian, led the group pectations. It’s football season in Cedar- When asked for his personal computer and go have some evaluation of this year’s team, and taught them the biblical Group member Nathanael ville! Don’t worry; the t-shirts real fun across the street and Cedarville High School Athletic signifi cance behind the sights Dewhurst said, “I went expect- you see on campus are still cheer the Indians on to victory! ing to have my eyes opened to true. Cedarville University has Director, P.J. Bertemes, respond- they saw. ed, “Our guys have played very 10 SPORTS NEWS 3 Jess Balser Dialogue on Cross Country Goalkeeper Race Renders by Jim Sawin by Sarah Markas Mixed Resuls

After moving to ninth in the There is something about by Jim Alderman races. Many students opened up, NAIA rankings with a win at goalkeepers that makes them and most were exposed to new the Hope Invitational, the Lady stand out from the crowd. In thoughts and ideas they had never Jackets proved they belong the case of the third grader Jess For the fi fth year, Professor thought about before. there with a solid third place fi n- Balser, that something was not Warner’s sociology class met That, said Professor Warner, ish at the Friendship Invitation- being afraid of the ball. Now with Professor Mimi Mickle’s is the whole idea of the program. al. They fi nished behind NCAA the college senior stands out sociology class from Wilber- D. Snell | CEDARS “We want to expose the students Division I Miami University (28 not only for her goalkeeping force University for a “group to cultural diversity,” said Warner. pts), while Roberts Wesleyan ability, but for her love of God However, her goals for the discussion and open dialogue “Professor Mickles and I noticed was only three points better (73) and love of people. season do not revolve around on race” on September 13. a lack of diversity in our classes than the Lady Jackets (76). stats, but around people. This year, the itinerary con- and wanted to remedy that. We Cedarville favorite Samantha The senior nursing major “Coming back from our mis- sisted of dinner in the Apple feel that honest, open dialogue is Maat tore up the 5K course with from St. Paris, Ohio, is in her sions trip to Costa Rica [in Technology Resource Center’s the best way to do it.” third season for the women’s a personal record time of 18:03. August], we have been chal- commuter lounge, followed by In this regard, the program was soccer team. In third grade, Maat broke the Lady Jacket’s lenged to share the gospel with small group and large group successful. The students enjoyed course record formerly held she begged her parents to let the teams we come in contact The cross country women ran hard and placed well at the M. Franz | CONTRIBUTED discussions. their time together in the small by last year’s graduate Sarah her play soccer. She said, “I ONTRIBUTED Friendship Invitational. with here like we shared with The concept is to get stu- groups, and a few didn’t want to Students from Wilberforce and Cedarville eat together before participating in the discussions. S. Warner | C Mark. started playing forward until teams there that didn’t even dents from Cedarville, which break up to join the large group. “I’m still really shocked,” said they realized I was the only kid Mattner (19:39) fi nished back- one second behind his team- speak our language. My deep- has a mostly white student After the small group discussions, Maat a few days after the race. not scared of the ball. They to-back in the 57 and 58 posi- mate Herbert and placed 22. est desire for myself and for body, to talk with students from some students exchanged email “All I can do is give the glory threw me in goal and I’ve tions. Freshman Maria Harley Senior Chris Jones (25; 26:54) our team is that we would be Wilberforce, which has a most- addresses. stayed there for the rest of my to God!” She fi nished second to was the fi nal Yellow Jacket run- ambassadors of His gift of Dr. Wood Steps Down also had a nice showing as she ly black student body, in order In the large group discussion, Miami University’s Jennie Stoll career.” placed 73 with a time of 19:52. ner under 27 minutes. truth on the fi eld, and also in to expose each other to people however, results were less than ,who broke the course record The men’s cross country team The Yellow Jackets are mak- our lives.” from another race. desirable. Things were fi ne at fi rst, by Carly Stoltzfus Dr. Wood will also assist with a time of 17:54. During Balser’s senior year academic vice president and came into the Friendship Invita- ing a habit of breaking the 27 but debate grew more and more with additional graduate pro- Junior Christina Reyes was in high school, she helped At fi rst, the students were immediately expressed inter- tional motivated, and it certainly minute barrier. They had six “Seeing girls grow has heated as topics such as repara- grams and facilitate further in- not far behind Maat as she fi n- Northwestern High School tense and unsure how to in- The 2004-2005 school year est. One year later, he accepted showed. The Yellow Jackets teammates run sub-27 last been my greatest memory and tions and affi rmative action were ternational student and faculty ished fourth with 18:28. Juniors win the district title and was teract, but almost all students marks Dr. Duane Wood’s fi nal the position. had an unprecedented six run- week, and they did it again this greatest joy of my time play- discussed. Arguments broke out, exchange agreements. Jennifer McKellar (19:38) and selected to the All-Central agreed that things started to go year as academic vice presi- The position of academic ners under 27 minutes in the 8 K week at the Louisville Classic. ing soccer. The Lord chal- and Warner later said she felt it Fortunately for the Cedar- Kathy Scott (19:44), and fresh- Buckey Conference Second smoothly once they were bro- dent. vice president encompasses a race. They fi nished third behind The men fi nished 10 out of 41 lenged me before I came out accomplished little. ville family, Dr. Wood’s last man Julie Martz(19:47) rounded Team. She also played four ken into small groups. The university has wit- wide range of responsibilities. NCAA Division III powerhouse teams and were led by Camp- for the team, ‘Are you willing year as academic vice presi- out Cedarville’s top 5 as they years of softball while fi nish- “This one guy looked kind Nevertheless, the program did nessed countless changes since As chief academic offi cer, Dr. Otterbein and NCAA Division bell. He placed 15 out of 397 to play if you never step on the dent will not mark his last fi nished 22, 24, and 26 respec- ing third in the state champion- of scary at fi rst,” said junior succeed in opening the eyes of 1987, when Dr. Wood fi rst oc- Wood has administrative re- II Tiffi n. runners and had a season’s best fi eld and you sit the bench all year with Cedarville. He will tively. ships, and played two years of Holly Friend, “but once he start- students. A second meeting be- cupied the position. The full- sponsibility for all the curricu- Dan Campbell once again led time of 25:23.85 season?’ He challenged me continue to serve by using his Maat and Reyes once again basketball. ed talking in the small group, I tween the two groups is scheduled time faculty has grown from lum, degree programs, admin- the Jackets, fi nishing the race in Hall also ran well, setting a to have a greater reason for expertise in academic pro- had spectacular races as they realized that he was really nice for October 4, and the program 83 to 219 members, 40 majors istrative supervision, hiring, 25:30 and fi nishing fi fth overall. personal record by completing playing and that has greatly grams. grabbed the top two spots in the Balser went on to play a and the type of guy I could be will continue next year as well. have been added, graduate reappointment of faculty, the “The team is amazingly deep,” the race in 26:10 and placing impacted all areas of my life. Certainly Dr. Brown speaks Louisville Classic. Teammates year of softball at Wilmington friends with.” programs developed, and this athletics program, the library, said Campbell. “If you compare 50. Shroyer (67; 26:26), Her- That fi rst season I did sit the for the entire Cedarville fam- taking the fi rst two spots in this College before transferring Others also said the meeting year’s graduates remember the computer services, summer our depth to other teams we are bert (75; 26:31), and Harding bench, but the Lord gave me ily when he said, “Without a big of a race is unprecedented. to Cedarville her sophomore was awkward at fi rst, but got a change from quarters to semes- school and continuing educa- really strong.” (82; 26:36) were all within 10 a heart to get to know the girls doubt, the academic develop- The Lady Jackets fi nished fourth year. In the past two seasons, lot better once everyone went ters that Dr. Wood facilitated. tion, and institutional research. Freshman Justin Herbert seconds of each other which on the team, to encourage and ment of the past decade and a out of 38 teams, consisting of she has recorded 61 saves and into the small groups. Despite all the achieve- One aspect of Dr. Wood’s stepped up for the Jackets in further demonstrated their love them, and most of all to job he will not miss is the chal- half has been due to the work 357 competitors. Maat complet- 5 shutouts for the Lady Jack- In these groups, the stu- ments, Dr. Wood refuses to take only his second collegiate race. depth to opponents. Bryan see them grow.” lenge of building academic pro- of Dr. Wood. He has been re- ed the race in 18:09 while Reyes ets. dents were instructed to open- credit for any improvements in He fi nished behind teammates Pittman became the newest grams. Dr. Brown has asked lentless in his pursuit of the was just a step behind fi nishing ly discuss race and how they the academic program. Kevin Hall (14; 26:27) and member of the Cedarville sub- him to create a new position right people for the right pro- at 18:10. by Balser. “Cedarville has experi- Ben Shroyer (16; 26:34) with a 27 club by fi nishing the race in Saturday the CU men took on thought about people of other S. Warner | CONTRIBUTED grams. I am looking forward “From the beginning, we were The women’s soccer team is enced a lot of growth and called executive director for time of 26:44, which was good 26:57, which was good enough the Wittenberg Tigers and came to working with him as we be- working together, pushing each concerned with much more than out on top in overtime 2-1. Zu- God’s blessing during my ten- program development. The fo- enough for 20 overall. for 102 place. gin to implement the dreams other and encouraging each oth- winning. Their goal is to show erner once again scored the game their family or friends are stuck ure because of the people in cus of the job will be building “All I thought about during The men and women’s teams Christ to all their opponents HURRICANES we have for Cedarville Uni- er, just like we do in practice,” winning goal, raising the Jackets in a hurricane while they are un- the academic division,” Dr. new programs and establishing the race was the Otterbein pack will compete next at the Ohio through the way they play, player continued from page 1 versity.” Reyes said. “But both Sam and to a 6-4 record. der sunny Ohio skies? “I wor- Wood said. “But a lot of that academic centers. in front of me,” said Herbert. “I Intercollegiate Championship led-devotionals after the game, The team has come together I are not the ones to take the ried about my dad since he was would have happened regard- just wanted to catch them.” on October 8. encouragement, and even giving to display a stronger sense of from Sorrento, Florida, said his credit, it all goes to God and His going to stay and wait the storm less of who was in the leader- Sophomore Micah Harding, tracts to opponents. unity. With almost half the sea- family boarded up their house, loving grace.” “Our focus is on playing sole- out. Sometimes he thinks he’s ship position, and it’s been fun who was injured last season, had son over, the squad is ready to bought supplies such as batter- Co-captains junior Kathy ly for God and not ourselves or continue this winning tradition. ies and ice, and “fi lled the bath the Indiana Jones of Niceville, to be a part of it.” a great showing as he fi nished those watching us,” said sopho- Scott (19:37) and senior Melissa “We are more focused this tubs full with water” because and he’d be the type to try and Dr. Wood graduated from more Colleen Derry. year in that we have set goals and get out of town on our wave-run- Rose Hulman Institute of However they see it, Coach the area he lives in uses a well, are more determined than ever to Technology with a Bachelor McGillivray’s mentality of im- which requires electricity. Us- ners. I knew God would protect make it to the NAIA National of Science in mechanical engi- proving the things that already Tournement,” said Shimer. ing the water in the bathtub for them though, so I was basically work is taking this team’s game With a positive attitude and fl ushing toilets is essential for okay,” said Michelle Stanton, a neering. He went on to acquire to a new level of success. unity among players, this Cedar- living without electricity after sophomore from Niceville, Flor- his professional engineering CU Soccer In recent weeks the Cedarville ville soccer team can exceed all a hurricane or tropical storm. ida. license before entering Indiana men’s soccer team boosted their expectations. Depending on the strength, Freshman Andrew Olimb, University to earn his doctor- record above the .500 mark. also from Niceville, Florida, ate in business administration, Senior Jason Auyer cited fo- some residents evacuate, while with doctrinal minors in high- cusing on God as a reason for others wait out the storm. agreed. “I was 900 miles away Strikes Again their success. “We must have a Many people are living in shel- from my family, and they were er education and in operations fi erce desire and passion to wor- ters until the debris is cleaned in a hurricane. I just had to trust research. by Phil Buben strongest asset by heightening Jackets took on Ohio Domini- ship our Lord on the fi eld as we up and living conditions are that God would keep them safe.” Dr. Wood taught at Indi- the backfi eld pressure on oppo- can for the fi rst Conference play.” restored. Despite hurricanes and tropi- ana University in Blooming- nents. game. The Jackets played an Although a disappointing loss “Living in Bermuda and cal storms, some students don’t ton, University of Wisconsin, What a bone crunching, turf Ready for some Christian outstanding game, scoring two for Cedarville, team members want to leave their native state. Central Michigan University blistering, spirit-fi lled week it rivalry, the Lady Jackets came goals in each half and notched agree that they fi nally played as having family that is all Ber- where he also served as dean has been on the CU soccer fi eld. prepared to win against Grace the team’s best start in Lady a unit against Roberts Wesleyan mudian, there’s nowhere to go. “Spend some time on the coast Altogether the Jackets played College on September 11. On Jacket history. on September 11. When a hurricane comes we of the Panhandle in the swim- of business, and University 10 games from September 11 their home fi eld, Cedarville shut On September 18, the girls The men battled the next three can’t even evacuate. We just ming around, watching the nurse of Southern Maine, where he through September 25. Cedar- out Grace 5-0 behind senior took on the Indiana Wesleyan games at home losing to Bethel have to bunker-down and pray sharks, emerald water, bleach- served as dean of school of ville won six of these games. Jane Adams’ spectacular two Wildcats. Senior Jessica Balser and then defeating Notre Dame for the best. There’s a good and white sand, sunsets that make business and assistant provost. The Lady Jacket soccer team goals and two assists. The game and the Lady Jackets posted and Shawnee State. The game bad to living in every place. creation glow as if it were on Dr. Wood fi rst learned about came out of the two week stretch at Grace was defi nitely a team their third consecutive shutout, with Shawnee State was a big fi re, blue crabs that abound, and Cedarville from Bible profes- with three wins and a tie com- effort, displaying the team’s co- tying the Wildcats and marking encouragement to the team who You can’t escape problems. sor Richard Blumenstock who bining for a 7-2-1 record after hesion. the team’s sixth tie in history. scored a season high six goals. Natural disasters occur all fi shing that cannot be paralleled. the fi rst half of the season. The “This year the unity on our Ohio Northern came to Junior Phil Ellis, senior Joe Zu- over the world, whether fl ood- The Keys, Cayman Islands, and referred him when Dr. Dixon team doubles opponents in shots team has been much stronger. I compete only three days later, erner, junior Grant Knight, junior ing, avalanches, earthquakes, Puerto Rico do not offer the needed a consultant for the en- on goal (161-81), and more really feel that our focus on God, and although fatigued from lit- Tyler Schumacher, and sopho- or hurricanes,” said Melanie beauty and comfort of the Emer- gineering program. than doubles opponents in total prayer, and encouraging one an- tle rest, the Jackets played hard more Phil Shimer all drove the Hitchcock, a sophomore from ald Coast. It is a tough place to During the consulting pro- goals scored (24-10). Surpris- other has brought us together,” and managed to win for the ball into the net. Southampton, Bermuda. beat,” said Daniel Rogers, a se- cess, Dr. Wood heard that Ce- ingly Coach John McGillivray said sophomore Abby Price. fi fth time in a row behind two Altogether 11 different CU nior from Niceville. darville was searching for an says that defense is the team’s On September 14, the Lady goals by Adams and six saves men either scored or assisted. So what can a student do if 4 VIEWPOINTS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 9 Christian College Can Be “Joey” Falls Short Diffi cult for Minority Students I am a minority student my- by DeVon Christopher Rawls All in all, the issue is not about self and when I express how it African-American vs. Cau- Without Friends feels to be a minority student at casian or Asian vs. Hispanic. Cedarville. I think most who Selecting a college to at- This is an issue about attitude hear me are thinking to them- by Sara Eplin tend can be a pretty diffi cult and vs. action. selves, “Well, what did you ex- challenging decision-making pect when you chose to enroll at God has created people to There are those who thought process. There is an even more a predominately Caucasian uni- relate to others and appreci- the world would end when challenging consequence for the versity? It’s your own fault.” ate their differences, but how “Friends” wrapped up its fi nal student who has decided to at- are people supposed to do this season last spring. Don’t de- tend a school where the Cauca- if they constantly neglect op- spair, faithful viewers. NBC is sian population is vastly greater portunities to get involved in far from fi nished with the for- than his or her own ethnic group. “ThisThis is an issueissue someone else’s life and learn mula that gave them top rat- There are social barriers that about his or her cultural back- ings and made them billions of place the minority student into a aboutabout attitude ground? dollars for ten years. The me- marginalized group. dia mogul has taken one of the vs.vs. action.action.” If Cedarville is a population show’s six main characters and Yet, it doesn’t stop there. of followers of Jesus Christ, given him his own show, a spi- Many times the student becomes then everyone should treat one noff simply titled “Joey.” But that’s where I think they more and more apprehensive and another how they themselves Aimed at giving fans of are incorrect. I didn’t choose to tional on the part of the creator. disoriented, because he or she is would like to be treated. Not “Friends” a different perspec- come here based on how many Joey needs to make a clean start, surrounded by a good number of only so we can live in peace, Christianity is Not tive and fresh storylines, “Joey” and severing his ties with the past white students there would be students who are uninterested in but so we can cultivate a har- includes mostly new characters is the best way for him to do so. or for the minority group that in an entirely different part of bridging the communication gap monious, welcoming, and Unfortunately, but not surpris- I could be a part of. Nor did I the country. and removing immature racial culture-friendly learning envi- a Political Agenda ingly, many of the content prob- choose to come here because The show focuses primarily barriers. ronment for all races - not an lems present in “Friends” have the school is a safe haven from by Sara Denhart tians is homosexuals having on Joey Tribbiani, the lovable environment that fosters igno- also found their way into “Joey.” The educational institution the “outside world,” or because rights to have recognized mar- but somewhat dim-witted Ital- Writers already included some rant stereotypes. I’m referring to is Cedarville my parents made me. I enrolled This year is an election year, riages. Again, I do not support ian actor. Struggling with all the swearing, drinking, and sexual in- changes that took place when University and this student I here for a solid education that I would encourage my fel- and Cedarville is back in session. homosexual marriages. I accept nuendo. Most upsetting is the lack his friends either got married, speak of is a minority. So if you low students to take the oppor- What do the two have in com- the person, but I do not approve of discretion regarding Gina’s incorporated Biblical principles had children, or moved away, were a minority student at CU, mon? The “best” party on cam- of his or her actions in this life- revealing outfi ts. She is almost within the curriculum - just like tunity to broaden their cultural Joey, played by Matt LeBlanc, how would you attempt to solve the majority of the students here horizons by getting involved pus is the only party on campus, style. Yet, we can see in news re- always seen in low cut tops, tight decides he too needs to make a pants, and bare midriffs. your problem? Would you leave did. with some of the organizations and new students are jumping on ports from CNN and FOXNews change. He moves to Los An- However, there are some moral and enroll at a more “black” or on campus (i.e. The P.E.A.C.E. the bandwagon quicker than you that Vice President Dick Cheney With that being said, geles to be near his sister Gina, positives about the show. Gina is a “racially diverse” institution? Project) that not only appreci- can say, “Dubya.” believes otherwise. played by Drea DeMatteo, and shouldn’t I and the rest of the good mother who takes care of her Or would you stay and ignore ate and support campus diversi- All of this political activism “Lynne and I have a gay her son Michael, played by Pau- minority students qualify to be son. Joey meets a beautiful wom- your cultural norms and try to ty, but that are trying to imitate on campus makes me wonder daughter, so it’s an issue that our lo Costanzo. here and deserve to feel just as an whom he wants to pursue, but be “white” so you could fi t in a God’s love for all nationalities. if students are really thinking family is very familiar with… For fans of “Friends,” comfortable as the next student? backs off when he realizes she is little bit more? about the candidates they will With respect to the question of “Joey” will be both familiar married. Also, the lack of explicit be voting for this November, or relationships, my general view and strange. Instead of a group sex scenes is refreshing for prime are they merely voting this way is that freedom means freedom of close knit friends, the plot time television. centers around the antics of the because their parents, pastor, or for everyone. People ought to be For those who do choose to three Tribbianis. No longer do friends are? able to be free—ought to be free watch the show, it will provide Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Moni- some laughs and be mildly enter- Before everyone sends me to to enter into any kind of relation- ca, Joey, and Phoebe gather in the gallows for treason, I would ship they want to…My view was taining, but fans used to “Friends” the coffee house. In fact, apart will fi nd the overall chemistry of like you all to know that I was that that’s appropriately a matter D. Snell | CEDARS from Joey himself, it is almost the characters to be signifi cantly Brothers Stan and Gene Jerome, played by Eric Mishne Why Vote? for the states to decide, that that’s & Josh Cobb, dream of making it big in Neil Simon’s raised in a liberal home, and I as if “Friends” never existed. lacking. voted for Bush in 2000. How- how it ought to best be handled,” This was most likely inten- Broadway Bound. same passionate Christian con- ever, I am advocating that we, Cheney said in an Aug. 24 inter- by Jennifer Sullivan weighed and considered care- LANGUAGE BROADWAY the Lady Jackets’ undefeated unsaved players. Prayer covers ning to do a sort of walk through fully. viction as Bush supporters, and as voters, vote on the person and view. continued from page 6 continued from page 1 record in the American Mideast all they do, and after each match, mixed between Thoreau and But at Cedarville it is perhaps their faith informs their vote as not on the party. Consider all the However, when the House much as anyone else’s on cam- options, not just what we were voted on the Marriage Protection Conference South Division. the Lady Jackets seek to minister the cabin being built,” he ex- harder to carefully consider plained. “The fi lm will answer As Election Day draws clos- pus. This group consists of a told to do by authority or peer Act of 2004, over 20 Democrats Winning the match in three to their opponents over pizza and these issues, as the environment dog at an equivalent of a human the good and hard aspects of life the questions that will come up er, even the most nonpolitical naturally lends itself to a very small but signifi cant percent- fi gures. voted for the Act. of around 75 years. Would you at the same time. games, Zeltman owned 17 kills, fellowship. While Cedarville among us get caught up in the age of students who will vote from the student body.” particular political persuasion. Continuously, I hear fellow Therefore, before we make walk up to your grandpa and say Senior communications major 11 digs, and three blocks, and is setting a great record, with a for the Kerry/Edwards ticket or The cabin is autho- heated presidential race. It’s This persuasion is so strong, in huge generalizations that all something like, “Awww, it’s my Kristin Sando, a member of the Bradley assisted with 15 kills probable place in the November impossible to ignore the urgency any number of third party can- Christians say the number one rized to remain until May 2005. fact, that evidence of Kerry sup- Democrats are feminist, extreme little grandpa wampa all cute cast, echoed Baker’s sentiments. and fi ve blocks. Mable, Jones, Nationals, winning souls is more and signifi cance of this crucial didates in this election. reason why we cannot vote for a Any continuation after that will port on campus surprises and Democrat is because the Demo- liberals and Christian-hating and shrivel wiveled up.”? No, “This is a journey into a family. and Clem each had close to 20 important than padding stats. take further work in gaining decision. I feel a sense of re- even unnerves many. Often un- Peter Compton, one of the It’s hilarious, but some parts are cratic Party is pro-choice. As a atheists; or that a Republican probably not. I am also pretty digs. The desired victory had With that attitude, any game de- building permits and making a sponsibility, even if I sometimes consciously, the assumption is students spearheading a Liber- sure that if you were walking completely devastating.” Christian and a former fetus, I candidate must be a Christian, not been witnessed in the prior feat is worth taking. university decision. doubt that my vote really does perpetuated that the Republican tarian organization on campus, down the street and witnessed She said, “It’s fun, but you we need to look at each candidate two games. During the Indiana Until May, Cedarville stu- make a difference. vote equals the Christian vote. is concerned that the Cedarville am against abortion in all forms, someone else out walking their can relate to the hardships they go WALDEN However, at Cedarville Uni- environment may promote a individually. Not all Democrats Wesleyan Classic on Septem- dents, staff, and faculty can use This assumption, no matter but it is not only the Republican grandfather on a leash with a through.” continued from page 2 versity, a Christian institution “stagnant homogeneity,” one Party that is voting pro-life. hold all “liberal” views, nor do ber 18th, the Lady Jackets’ un- the cabin. Inside there will be a how subconscious, ignores the pooper scooper in hand, you Broadway Bound has 8 p.m. desk, a bench and a chair which with 3,000 students of voting that hinders meaningful politi- In fact, more than 50 Demo- all Republicans hold a Christian stained record was marred. In a students and faculty who have would probably stop to gawk performances October 1, 2, 7, 8, people can use to study, relax, age, there is great potential to carefully chosen not to vote for cal dialogue. crats in the House of Represen- worldview. for a bit. and 9. It also has a 2 p.m. mati- tough battle with Cornerstone, that were necessary for Thoreau. affect the results of this upcom- He said, “Through an open pray, or simply enjoy their sur- President Bush in this election. tatives voted yes to ban par- Finally, we need to pray for So what does this say about nee on October 2 and 9. The play ranked 4th in the NAIA, Cedar- It will, however, have the same ing election. This is a high re- discussion of political views, dimensions, 10 feet wide by 15 roundings. The cabin can be These individuals share the tial-birth abortion, including wisdom in this election and our us as a culture? It may indicate will run a special performance ville walked away with a loss. sponsibility, one that must be students should be able to se- feet long, and include two win- used as an art gallery, a place to country, we need to be research- that we think we have all the an- for alumni on October 7 at 11:30 The game before was also dis- lect a candidate whose policies Representative John D. Dingell, dows and a door. do dramatic readings, speeches, a Democrat from Michigan. At ing candidates in our government swers, or it may just prove that a.m. heartening as the Lady Jackets or recitals. best represent their specifi c The cast includes: Colin Lu- With a crew of 21 com- the same time, Representative (both local and national), and we we are actually rather dumb and were defeated by Georgetown. “The more departments who worldview.” do not know how to speak cor- ther, Justin Keller, Kristin Sando, position students, three to four This is not to say that the ma- Jim Kolbe, a Republican from need to watch the upcoming de- In the September 17th opening adult crew leaders, including Dr. can make use of it, the better,” rectly. This is something you Eric Mishne, Josh Cobb, and Re- at the Indiana Wesleyan Clas- remarked Dr. Calhoun. jority of students do not take Arizona, voted no to the ban. bates. I hope to see you there becca Wolff. Paula Thompson Calhoun and a few other English should think about the next time sic, Cedarville Lady Jackets For now, the composition their responsibility seriously. Another concern for Chris- watching in the SSC. a baby stares at you with a twist- and Kyle Barnett make a cameo majors, the construction will be- Most students that I talk to are knocked down Rio Grande and gin in late October or early No- students will try to come up ed grimace of disgust across his appearance. with ways it can be used. They excited and passionate about face. Or perhaps these words Baker encourages everyone to the host, Indiana Wesleyan. vember and will be completed their support for President Bush will also be required to sign up will come to mind the next time come see the play. “It will be a Earlier in the season, the by Thanksgiving. in the upcoming election. The cabin will be inducted for an hour of time when they your dog’s face glazes over and really fun night with meaningful Lady Jackets remained unbeat- will journal and refl ect on their Ian Ellis, president of the he cocks his head to one side, things to talk about afterward.” into campus with an offi cial College Republicans, repre- en as they faced Rio Grande dedication ceremony that all surroundings as Thoreau did wondering how your race be- (September 14) and swept the before other students will be sented the student body accu- came the dominant species. students, staff, faculty, or others Saint Vincent Invitational (Sep- able participate. rately when he said, “I believe Irish dramatist George Ber- are encouraged to attend. This that we, as students, look for VOLLEYBALL tember 11) by scoring over project will also be a collabora- “Composition can nard Shaw once said, “The Eng- be tough,” Dr. Calhoun said. leaders of character, convic- lish have no respect for their continued from page 1 Point Park and Roberts Wesley- tive effort as Steven Winteregg, tion, and integrity who share an. Hanging to their reputation, chairman of the music depart- “Writing is a hard thing to get language and will not teach better at. I want to push the stu- our commitment to the values the team continues to strive in ment, will have his students their children to speak it.” man and Paugh totaled 24 kills. dents. Reading Walden is tough. that we hold dearly.” One day when we fi nd that giving their best effort while compose historically accurate, Jones stood by with 46 assists, I want to help them improve as In a society that many stu- our children and our dogs are honoring God with their games. 1800s New England era music dents fear blurs the distinction Mable held out 24 digs, and senior learners, writers, thinkers, and speaking the same language, Bradley states, “We view vol- for the dedication. between right and wrong, there Richelle Clem aided with 16 digs. Senior electronic media ma- challenge them from a different we will realize that maybe, just leyball as a mission fi eld,” as is a strong desire to defend “the jor Andrew Carr will make a angle.” maybe, somewhere along the The September 20th game at she explains the team’s desire line we did something wrong. documentary fi lm on the entire See VOTING Page 5 Mount Vernon Nazarene advanced to share the love of Christ with process. “Right now I am plan- 8 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT VIEWPOINTS 5 Bus Drivers Napolean is Dynamite Letters to the Editor Cedarville Family in Iraq Something on your Dear Editor, children’s playgrounds. his video game skills to good by Rachel Blaquiere mind? Send emails to by Autumn West [email protected] I recently noticed the an- Junior Kevin Baker has use by coordinating troop Strengthen nouncement about the been in Afghanistan with his movements and receiving a Cedars recently asked the “Minority Report” in the medal for strategic planning. Amid a season of high- last issue of Cedars. I was Army Reserve unit since ear- budget blockbusters, it is student body for minority On August 25, over 3,000 ly May. Baker’s girlfriend, Hendon considers him- student columnists interested horrifi ed at the insensitivity Casting Crowns refreshing to see that the of even thinking of calling students reported for classes Kassandra Beachy, says that self a soldier of God as well in writing for the “Minority number one film of the year a column “Minority Re- at Cedarville University. Baker has a strong heart for as his country and told his is a low-budget, low profile Report,” a column focusing on the thoughts and feelings port.” Aren’t we supposed Meanwhile, eleven CU stu- ministry and has started a church before leaving, “I am indie flick named Napoleon of minority students attending to be focusing on unity and going to Iraq but I’m taking Testimony brotherhood as Christian dents, alumni, and family Bible study with some of his Dynamite. Aptly titled after Cedarville University. The re- Jesus with me!” its lead character, Napoleon believers and not highlight- members reported for duty comrades. sponse was overwhelming and in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Hendon was recently re- is smart, funny, and surpris- included a variety of opinions ing differences in race and “It’s his faith in God that ingly clean, especially for a about the proposed column. ethnicity? I know that Kosovo instead. makes all the difference,” leased from a Baghdad hos- Cedarville struggles with a Sundance Film Festival hit. Here are a few comments As operations in the Mid- Beachy said. “Most of the pital, after being wounded in from the readers of Cedars. diversity problem and this is the line of duty,. But the best part about Na- because it’s frankly not very dle East begin their third soldiers do not have that poleon Dynamite, is, well, Dear Editor, diverse. But because of this, year, these people are active- hope.” Senior Alicia Foust will Napoleon Dynamite. you don’t have to raise-up ly defending our nation and Baker is proud to be serv- be fighting the war on the Based essentially on di- Great Idea! Thank you and I the “minorities” as token seeking to establish stability home-front when her brother hope that you have some great ing his country and his God rector Jared Hess’ own expe- specimens for all the “nor- and democracy. However, and asks for our prayers for Dan Foust leaves for Belad submissions on this. mal” people to gawk at. Yes, rience of growing up in rural many of the soldiers affili- his Bible study. Air Force Base in Iraq on Idaho, the film follows the movieweb.com it’s sometimes interesting to Sincerely, ated with CU have also used Specialist Josiah Miller December 24. Dan Foust is day-to-day life of Napoleon. out Pedro and the jewel-toting love, or a guy whose main vo- DP hear different opinions, but a firefighter in Springfield, The movie, while void of any Tina. When his grandmother cabulary consists of the words Jon Purple who’s to say that an Asian their time overseas to engage joined the Army National gets hurt in a four-wheeler ac- “sweet” and “idiot,” then this or African-American has a their fellow servicemen and Guard before 9/11 to pay for Ohio, and was encouraged hint of a plot, chronicles the Dear Editor, better opinion than a white experiences of Napoleon as cident, his creepy Uncle Rico, movie is for you. the Middle Eastern people in college and is now on his to join the military to further person simply because they his firefighting career. While he tries to muster up an ex- who longs to relive his days Dynamite, while slow at Why are we only interested in are a minority? I have talked spiritual warfare. second deployment to Camp istence in his small town of as a promising bench-warmer times, is loaded with comedic the minorities’ feelings about to various other people about Taylor Minor, an incom- Monteith in Kosovo. The the departure for Iraq seems being a student here at Ce- certain, Alicia is praying that Preston, Idaho. Living with athlete, visits him. presence. Even if you can’t irk darville? Why don’t we ask this column, and they all ing freshman from Cedar- senior comprehensive Bible his grandmother and unem- Napoleon Dynamite is very a smile for the majority of the some of the majority popula- agreed that it was insensi- ville, Ohio, returned home major’s ability to observe and he will not be deployed to a ployed 31-year-old brother, much a love/hate relation- movie, it’s impossible to walk tive and bordering on idiotic. D. Tursack | CEDARS tion why they came? Why September 24 from a seven help people in poverty and dangerous area. Casting Crowns performed to an enthusiastic audience are we so concerned about Honestly, I was very disap- during this year’s homecoming concert. Kip, Napoleon carves out ship. If you’re not intrigued away and not be unfazed by a month tour of duty in Iraq. deprivation has profoundly These are a few of the his days with such exciting by the pathetic life of a born hilarious dance finale. making them (the minority pointed in the overall quality students) feel so “welcome Minor is following in his fa- affected his view of life. Cedarville students cur- exploits as collecting chick- loser, then this movie is not In the end, we see Napo- of the last issue of Cedars, portunity to spend more time and a part of the Cedarville but that can be expected of ther and grandfather’s foot- Miller’s brother, junior rently serving in the military by Justin Ely en eggs, testing milk for de- for you. leon finally emerge as the together, which was so diffi cult culture” that we separate them a fi rst issue. I’m sure you on active duty: sophomore fects, and the perennial fa- But if you can see the hu- hero we were hoping for, or at and always put them in the steps, by serving in the U.S. Samuel Miller, says most of with Jon always on the road. spotlight? Don’t forget about will be getting more letters Air Force. the people in Kosovo and in Jeremy Schroeder, junior vorite, one-man tetherball. mor in a bedroom sign that least, a guy who finally gets about your “minority report” Casting Crowns headlined God answered our prayers in an the majority of other students As a Marine Military Po- his brother’s unit are unsaved, Nathan Watson, freshman this year’s homecoming events awesome way,” said Sapp. As a high school senior at reads “Pegasus Crossing,” or a his tetherball partner. that attend this school and column, but I just want to liceman, Minor trained Iraqi but a few have approached Jo- Tim Banks. Several CU by providing a live worship ex- Preston High, he bonds with brother who chats online six- make it what it is. express my displeasure. The Sapps have dedicat- graduates are also deployed perience. The 3000 plus audi- his fellow rejects; the zoned- teen hours a day looking for police and Civil Defense siah about his actions and be- ed their lives to the ministry Thanks, Thanks for listening, personnel while stationed in liefs. Samuel asks for prayer around the world. ence comprised of students, fac- Anonymous through their service with the Andrew Wong the Sunni Triangle, the most that his brother would find It is easy to forget that ulty, and guests fi lled the chapel artists. They have an over- CEDARS STAFF dangerous area in Iraq. Christian comrades and be an each of the soldiers have to hear inspiring worship from whelming joy for their current VOTING “voting Democrats,” notices in Testifying Underoath Managing Editor: Carrie J. Schaeffer While the media portrays names, stories, and families. the band’s chart topping album. ministry and are actively in- continued from page 4 preliminary observations that eco- effective witness. News Editor: Rachel Ganong Let’s remember those from The seven member band, volved with the musicians. A & E Editor: Rebekah Clark nomic issues serve as a deciding this area as racked with vio- Daniel Hendon, son of our own student body who produced by Stephen Curtis by John Durkee beauty sinks in. Sports Editor: Ruthina Northcutt factor for these individuals. lence, Minor’s mother, Car- commuter Marti Grisso, is “There are so many people Viewpoints Editor: Cameron Arch He said, “While these students rie Minor, related that his stationed in Iraq with Marine are serving far away. As we Chapman and Mark Miller, is struggling, and we can be a Final tracks often pull the Copy Editors: moral high ground.” Therefore, and faculty seem to share the same favorite activity was work- Military Intelligence. Ac- march off to class each morn- led by vocalist, lyricist, and part of helping them by show- sounds of the album together or Rachel Herring, Ryan Stalker President Bush’s Christian com- moral concerns as others on cam- ing, they march off to war. youth pastor Mark Hall. The ing the love of Jesus. The Cast- make a concluding statement that Page Design Editor: mitment, especially his stances ing with kids and building cording to Grisso, Hendon put Benjamin Kouba pus, concern about job security af- artists have a strong, grounded ing Crowns family realizes that creates a collective theme. This against abortion and homosexu- ministry focused on the spread- Photography Editor: Dustin Tursack fects their decision, especially for God has given us the power to album does an unexpected thing, Photographer: Danielle Cobb al marriage, make him an attrac- ing the gospel. ending in a powerful praise- Business Manager: Ryan Dunlap tive choice for a large number those who consider the general in- help people through Him,” said effectiveness over the past decade INTEGRATING FAITH “Nowhere are there more Sapp. ballad devoted to the power of Advertising Manager: of evangelical voters. Christ. Bethany Streitmatter I fear, however, that the presi- of a Republican dominated Senate awesome people than this band. The band’s name is inspired Webmaster: Benjamin Kouba to reverse abortion legislation.” AND REASON IN THE There is no better job to serve “Some Will Seek Forgiveness, Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scott Calhoun dent’s Christian credentials lead by Revelation 4:10: “…fall Others Escape,” gives Christ’s sometimes to an understand- Beyond economics, the charge the Lord and enjoy something down before Him who sits on SEARCH FOR TRUTH perspective through much of the Staff Reporters able, but faulty sense that all his “to look after orphans and widows that is an incredible job work- the throne and worship Him in their distress” means we must song, and describes how He is Amanda Acker, Sara Denhart, Joe Du- actions stem from the direct will ing for Jesus,” said merchandis- who lives forever and ever, gan, Daniel Giddings, Bethany Gilm- carefully cultivate a social con- ever faithful and gracious to us. of God. A problem occurs when ing manager Laurie Sapp. and cast their crowns before our, Michelle Lanham, Josh Moody, science. Whether or not you be- It is one of the most heartfelt, a legitimate passion for the Re- Jon and Laurie Sapp are two the throne…” This passage is They’re Only Chasing Safe- Jimmy Sawin, Jenny Sullivan, lieve it’s the government’s role to non-cliché songs I have heard in Autumn West publican platform translates of the less-famous members the principle vision held by the ty by Underoath brings about provide for the nation’s economi- good pop sensibilities along a long time. into a dismissal of other valid of the Casting Crowns family. Casting Crowns family. Contributors political stances. cally disadvantaged, we must take with an illustration of pain and It is worth noting that the Rachel Blaquiere, Sarah Cline, Mi- They travel the country with the Although the president’s the well-being of all sectors of “Mark Hall began writing beauty. song contains guest vocals and chael Colletto, John Durkee, Justin artists and share in the band’s songs to use as tools for min- character may make him an ex- society into consideration, espe- Underoath has followed writing by Aaron Marsh of Co- Ely, Sarah Friesen, Mike Hand, Kristen vision for evangelism. The istry to his youth group of 400 Livingston, Jason Myers, Sarah Pyles, cellent member of society, many cially those less privileged than the logical process of change peland. It sounds like a Copeland Sapps minister by driving the students. It was never meant to Cindy Rich, Mattthew Zimmerman other factors must be evalu- ourselves. from their previous record, The song, yet the resounding scream band’s tour bus and serving as become this, but the Lord had a ated to determine his qualifi ca- With this same conscience, we Changing of Times, with even of “Jesus, I’m ready to go home” merchandising managers. different plan,” said Sapp. tions as President of the United must explore how our government more melody. Their sound has at the very end of the song, dem- Cedars, the student newspaper of interacts with other nations and UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS SCHOOL OF LAW “I am part of the band fami- Hall agreed to sign contracts onstrates Underoath’s signature. Cedarville University, exists to inform States. While Christians often ly. I serve in a different way, but hardcore roots with vocals bru- our campus community of the local, stand fi rmly against abortion strengthens its international repu- on the condition that he could This track sends you off thinking national, and global world we live in. it is all for the glory of Jesus,” tal enough for the most hard- and same-sex marriage, does tation. Given increasingly deli- continue serving as a youth core music fan, but also has a about the marvels of Christ, in- We hope to foster a spirit of broad cate world relations and an pre- The University of St. Thomas School of Law said Sapp. stead of the struggles one faces, curiosity in our readers and play the church ignore other aspects pastor in Atlanta, Georgia. In keyboard and lighter sounds. a signifi cant role in satisfying that carious situation in Iraq, we must For 20 years, Sapp’s husband addition to Hall, each of the which is the theme of the rest of of Christian responsibility? Are provides a foundation of service and leadership “Reinventing Your Exit” is curiosity by providing informative, we distracted from other issues choose a leader whose diplomacy Jon has driven tour buses for seven artists is a Sunday school the catchiest song on the CD. the album. factual, and engaging content. is more characterized by sensitiv- as it integrates faith and reason musicians. Mark Miller was Jon teacher, and they all return to Underoath provides clean and that may call for even greater The melody is easy to follow, The opinions expressed herein are of ity and intelligent perception than Sapp’s employer until Miller Atlanta every Sunday morning hardcore vocals in the CD, and concern? in the search for truth. but not cheesy. The song is the writters, but not necessarily those Senator John Kerry, in a re- by a mere show of forceful politi- and Stephen Curtis Chapman for church. while it’s done very well, the rep- of Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville about growing up and fi guring cent campaign interview about cal rhetoric. Located in the heart of Minneapolis; discovered Casting Crowns. etition of this sound may be the University. All submissionsare the Hall’s passion for young out what to do in life. property of Cedars and are subject to abortion issues, said, “The Also, as believers in special The producers realized the one weakness of the album. our students have access to an people has led him to create The line, “We all want to be editing and/or revision. church also teaches that you creation, we must take our respon- band’s potential after hearing a Jumpstart Resources (www. somebody, right now we’re just The catchiness of “Reinvent- sibility towards the environment Year-long subscriptions are available to should protect the environment, energetic business community, renowned demo cd and began mentoring jumpstartresoucres.com) for looking for the exit,” allows ing Your Exit,” the beauty in seriously. The holistic nature of Casting Crowns in the music the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Please that war is not good, that we cultural institutions and entertainment. youth pastors. The organization anyone who doesn’t understand “Its Dangerous Business Walk- make checks payable to Cedars. our faith should prompt concern industry. have a responsibility to help the provides helpful and creative where his life is going to relate ing Out Your Front Door,” the poor. And the question is, are for the environmental issues being As Miller and Chapman ideas to intrigue and inspire stu- to the group’s message. hardcore sound of “I Don’t Feel 251 N. Main Street they all going to be addressed or debated in this election. Very Receptive Today” and the Cedarville, OH - 45314 Economic issues, social justice, booked concerts and appearanc- dents for the work of God. “It’s Dangerous Business (937) 766 4991 Fax: 937 766 2760 is this a selective process?” es for the band, Jon Sapp drove Walking out Your Front Door” epic-ballad, “Some Will Seek [email protected] While the Senator here re- international diplomacy, and the Not all members of the Cast- Forgiveness, Others Escape” all environment certainly warrant as the tour bus and quickly devel- ing Crowns family are gifted is the second single off the al- www.cedarville.edu/cedars fers specifi cally to the Catho- oped a bond with his potential bum. It’s not the catchiest song, demonstrate sounds the band is lic church, his statement surely much attention as the evangelical musically and vocally. Jon and Cedars is printed on newsprint with employers. The newly formed but contains great transitions capable of and show they are far stands true for all of Christen- hot buttons. Sifting through the Laurie Sapp are just two of the from being a one-trick pony. recycled content. political jargon on both sides, we University of St. Thomas School of Law band traveled during off-season collective mix of humble ser- that stretch one’s thinking of dom. His question functions as Overall, this is one of the best must form our own convictions (651) 962-4895; (800) 328-6819, Ext. 2-4895 times and quickly gained popu- vants desiring God’s will and what song structure is sup- a sharp challenge for Christians recordings I’ve heard all year without being swept along by larity through their talents. coming together to promote a posed to be. The song ranges whose politics only involve two [email protected] www.stthomas.edu/law and is my pick of the summer bandwagon thinking. “(Vocalist) Melanie Hall band that is impacting the world from hardcore screams, to a issues. techno beat, and an a cappella releases. Dr. Kevin Sims, as part of a Whether you vote for President requested that Jon and I travel for Christ. Bush, Senator Kerry, or another No fee for online applications received by Dec. 31, 2004. full-time with the band, serv- choir. This song is perhaps the research study that identifi es strongest track on the CD, but Grade: A students and faculty at Cedar- candidate in this election, prayer- Contact us for details. ing alongside in ministry. For fully consider all aspects of politi- will take a few listens before its ville who consider themselves 18 years we prayed for an op- cal policy though discerning eyes. 6 VIEWPOINTS ADVERTISEMENT 7 Native American Flute Festival Do We Speak a Dead

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They If you ask me, I think he is Sunday, September 19, was about how the artwork she sells At the Cub Scout section, are babies. They are learning the scaring the child. I speak to a glorious day. I had almost no is authentic because it includes two boys and a grandmother her as if she were a 22- year- were selling lots of food they same English language that you homework (unusual with my stickers with Native American and I speak. Why not just talk to old, non-smoking, female guitar lack of time-management skills). census numbers. probably got at Sam’s. The player named Jane. And do you If you sell artwork as Native grandma in charge was friendly them in that language? So after church and lunch, in- Somehow many people feel know what? I get the exact same stead of working ahead, taking a American artwork, and you’re and told me that her grandson not actually Native American, James “thinks he’s 20.” I wasn’t they have cracked the code and response out her that he does. In nap, or balancing my ill-starred fact, I think she likes me more. checkbook, I visited the Native you could be fi ned $200,000. exactly sure what she meant by have managed to break down the Phony Native American artwork that. She then began to show communication barriers between What does this little involuntary American Flute Festival at Indi- experiment prove? It proves that an Mound Park. I had noticed the was a true burr in her saddle, I me pictures of Cub Scout Pack our children and us. Let me de- sign for the past several weeks: think, because she told me about 74 cleaning up a park. After a scribe for you one specifi c expe- I may have discovered one reason NATIVE AMRICAN FLUTE it three separate times. few minutes, I managed to con- rience I had recently. why some kids are so messed-up FESTVAL 12-5 PM SEPTEM- She also explained that “Tee- trive an excuse and fl ed past today. the empty Story Section to the This summer, I had the privi- BER 19 and was drawn to it in wan, or one of those Far East lege of living with a happy fam- I am sure you all know that this a manner as inexplicable as how countries” named towns after exit. disease of language distortion various tribes to sell it as being Regarding fl utes: there was ily of six, including a two-year- salmon are drawn their nesting old girl. Her father, my friend does not stop at babies. It is also grounds. “Navajo [Taiwan] made.” I told a pavilion with seats where a her that that was the price we man was playing the fl ute. Its Todd, never says anything of any a sickness among the pet owners To make matters more inter- of the world. People will talk this esting, I decided to hitchhike. must pay for globalization. She melancholic sounds wafted relevance to the child. He makes looked a little confused. through the air like dandelion up words when talking to her and way to a dog, even if he is ten or I was wearing a bandanna and eleven years old. Let us keep in sunglasses, but numerous cars Shirley was also selling a seeds. Although I wanted to sit somehow acquires a lisp in the refused to stop because I looked book entitled The Hopi Survival and mellow out the two rangers process. Why? I have no idea. mind that this age would put the like a pirate with gym shorts. Af- Guide. This would probably be at the front were watching me How will a lisp allow you to bet- ter I took off the swashbuckling a good book for all of us to read. like hawks, and I didn’t want to get kicked out. Although this ter communicate with your child? See LANGUAGE Page 9 accessories, I was immediately According to freecherokee.org, Isn’t that pretty much a bad thing got picked up by Rob, a Cedar- the Hopi “foretold World Wars I was probably the most informa- ville student who obviously nev- and II and said that WWII would tive section of the festival, I’m er saw “World’s Wildest Police end with a gourd of ashes being writing this article freelance Letter to the Editor Videos,” and dropped me off in poured on the earth (the atomic and wasn’t sure if I’d get reim- the Indian Mound parking lot. bomb). They warned that there bursed. There were quite a few would be a fi nal world war. [….] Hitchhiking back, I lucked parked cars, but it was probably The prophecies said that Hopi out and was picked up by a car I thought that the article on Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 people hiking by the Mound be- elders would go four times to being driven by Mrs. Gandolfi , was done well. I, however, must point out that the writer does cause there weren’t more than the House of Mica (glass) on the wife of Dr. Gandolfi . I went not discuss any critique on the fi lm itself. The fi lm, overall, 20 visitors in the Flute Festival east coast to speak with the lead- back to my room and drifted ers of the nations. They have al- off to sleep as I contemplated was done very well and pieced together in an effective way. area at any one time. Do not get me wrong. I do not agree with most of what Moore I eagerly approached the ready done this but have never the end of the world, the eerie ‘entrance’ which was staffed by been received in a serious way melodies of the fl ute, and how suggested, but the way it is edited and directed was done very two park rangers who greeted by the UN. All the signs indicate to make a mint out of fake Na- well, and I believe that this too should be pointed out instead me with a “Hello, that’ll be fi ve that we are near the end of the tive American artwork. of focusing on all its negatives. And the idea that is being a “mockumentary.” Now that’s a matter of genre. Although I see what the writer is getting at, I would consider a mockumen- In The News tary to be something purposely making fun of something (i.e. Created by Cameron J. Arch with EclipseCrossword — www.eclipsecrossword.com any of Christopher Guest’s movies). Michael Moore is present- 1 ing his opinion. Although it may not be accurate, I believe that 2 it should be mentioned that people should be appreciative of

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Send emails to by Autumn West [email protected] I recently noticed the an- Junior Kevin Baker has use by coordinating troop Strengthen nouncement about the been in Afghanistan with his movements and receiving a Cedars recently asked the “Minority Report” in the medal for strategic planning. Amid a season of high- last issue of Cedars. I was Army Reserve unit since ear- budget blockbusters, it is student body for minority On August 25, over 3,000 ly May. Baker’s girlfriend, Hendon considers him- student columnists interested horrifi ed at the insensitivity Casting Crowns refreshing to see that the of even thinking of calling students reported for classes Kassandra Beachy, says that self a soldier of God as well in writing for the “Minority number one film of the year a column “Minority Re- at Cedarville University. Baker has a strong heart for as his country and told his is a low-budget, low profile Report,” a column focusing on the thoughts and feelings port.” Aren’t we supposed Meanwhile, eleven CU stu- ministry and has started a church before leaving, “I am indie flick named Napoleon of minority students attending to be focusing on unity and going to Iraq but I’m taking Testimony brotherhood as Christian dents, alumni, and family Bible study with some of his Dynamite. Aptly titled after Cedarville University. The re- Jesus with me!” its lead character, Napoleon believers and not highlight- members reported for duty comrades. sponse was overwhelming and in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Hendon was recently re- is smart, funny, and surpris- included a variety of opinions ing differences in race and “It’s his faith in God that ingly clean, especially for a about the proposed column. ethnicity? I know that Kosovo instead. makes all the difference,” leased from a Baghdad hos- Cedarville struggles with a Sundance Film Festival hit. Here are a few comments As operations in the Mid- Beachy said. “Most of the pital, after being wounded in from the readers of Cedars. diversity problem and this is the line of duty,. But the best part about Na- because it’s frankly not very dle East begin their third soldiers do not have that poleon Dynamite, is, well, Dear Editor, diverse. But because of this, year, these people are active- hope.” Senior Alicia Foust will Napoleon Dynamite. you don’t have to raise-up ly defending our nation and Baker is proud to be serv- be fighting the war on the Based essentially on di- Great Idea! Thank you and I the “minorities” as token seeking to establish stability home-front when her brother hope that you have some great ing his country and his God rector Jared Hess’ own expe- specimens for all the “nor- and democracy. However, and asks for our prayers for Dan Foust leaves for Belad submissions on this. mal” people to gawk at. Yes, rience of growing up in rural many of the soldiers affili- his Bible study. Air Force Base in Iraq on Idaho, the film follows the movieweb.com it’s sometimes interesting to Sincerely, ated with CU have also used Specialist Josiah Miller December 24. Dan Foust is day-to-day life of Napoleon. out Pedro and the jewel-toting love, or a guy whose main vo- DP hear different opinions, but a firefighter in Springfield, The movie, while void of any Tina. When his grandmother cabulary consists of the words Jon Purple who’s to say that an Asian their time overseas to engage joined the Army National gets hurt in a four-wheeler ac- “sweet” and “idiot,” then this or African-American has a their fellow servicemen and Guard before 9/11 to pay for Ohio, and was encouraged hint of a plot, chronicles the Dear Editor, better opinion than a white experiences of Napoleon as cident, his creepy Uncle Rico, movie is for you. the Middle Eastern people in college and is now on his to join the military to further person simply because they his firefighting career. While he tries to muster up an ex- who longs to relive his days Dynamite, while slow at Why are we only interested in are a minority? I have talked spiritual warfare. second deployment to Camp istence in his small town of as a promising bench-warmer times, is loaded with comedic the minorities’ feelings about to various other people about Taylor Minor, an incom- Monteith in Kosovo. The the departure for Iraq seems being a student here at Ce- certain, Alicia is praying that Preston, Idaho. Living with athlete, visits him. presence. Even if you can’t irk darville? Why don’t we ask this column, and they all ing freshman from Cedar- senior comprehensive Bible his grandmother and unem- Napoleon Dynamite is very a smile for the majority of the some of the majority popula- agreed that it was insensi- ville, Ohio, returned home major’s ability to observe and he will not be deployed to a ployed 31-year-old brother, much a love/hate relation- movie, it’s impossible to walk tive and bordering on idiotic. D. Tursack | CEDARS tion why they came? Why September 24 from a seven help people in poverty and dangerous area. Casting Crowns performed to an enthusiastic audience are we so concerned about Honestly, I was very disap- during this year’s homecoming concert. Kip, Napoleon carves out ship. If you’re not intrigued away and not be unfazed by a month tour of duty in Iraq. deprivation has profoundly These are a few of the his days with such exciting by the pathetic life of a born hilarious dance finale. making them (the minority pointed in the overall quality students) feel so “welcome Minor is following in his fa- affected his view of life. Cedarville students cur- exploits as collecting chick- loser, then this movie is not In the end, we see Napo- of the last issue of Cedars, portunity to spend more time and a part of the Cedarville but that can be expected of ther and grandfather’s foot- Miller’s brother, junior rently serving in the military by Justin Ely en eggs, testing milk for de- for you. leon finally emerge as the together, which was so diffi cult culture” that we separate them a fi rst issue. I’m sure you on active duty: sophomore fects, and the perennial fa- But if you can see the hu- hero we were hoping for, or at and always put them in the steps, by serving in the U.S. Samuel Miller, says most of with Jon always on the road. spotlight? Don’t forget about will be getting more letters Air Force. the people in Kosovo and in Jeremy Schroeder, junior vorite, one-man tetherball. mor in a bedroom sign that least, a guy who finally gets about your “minority report” Casting Crowns headlined God answered our prayers in an the majority of other students As a Marine Military Po- his brother’s unit are unsaved, Nathan Watson, freshman this year’s homecoming events awesome way,” said Sapp. As a high school senior at reads “Pegasus Crossing,” or a his tetherball partner. that attend this school and column, but I just want to liceman, Minor trained Iraqi but a few have approached Jo- Tim Banks. Several CU by providing a live worship ex- Preston High, he bonds with brother who chats online six- make it what it is. express my displeasure. The Sapps have dedicat- graduates are also deployed perience. The 3000 plus audi- his fellow rejects; the zoned- teen hours a day looking for police and Civil Defense siah about his actions and be- ed their lives to the ministry Thanks, Thanks for listening, personnel while stationed in liefs. Samuel asks for prayer around the world. ence comprised of students, fac- Anonymous through their service with the Andrew Wong the Sunni Triangle, the most that his brother would find It is easy to forget that ulty, and guests fi lled the chapel artists. They have an over- CEDARS STAFF dangerous area in Iraq. Christian comrades and be an each of the soldiers have to hear inspiring worship from whelming joy for their current VOTING “voting Democrats,” notices in Testifying Underoath Managing Editor: Carrie J. Schaeffer While the media portrays names, stories, and families. the band’s chart topping album. ministry and are actively in- continued from page 4 preliminary observations that eco- effective witness. News Editor: Rachel Ganong Let’s remember those from The seven member band, volved with the musicians. A & E Editor: Rebekah Clark nomic issues serve as a deciding this area as racked with vio- Daniel Hendon, son of our own student body who produced by Stephen Curtis by John Durkee beauty sinks in. Sports Editor: Ruthina Northcutt factor for these individuals. lence, Minor’s mother, Car- commuter Marti Grisso, is “There are so many people Viewpoints Editor: Cameron Arch He said, “While these students rie Minor, related that his stationed in Iraq with Marine are serving far away. As we Chapman and Mark Miller, is struggling, and we can be a Final tracks often pull the Copy Editors: moral high ground.” Therefore, and faculty seem to share the same favorite activity was work- Military Intelligence. Ac- march off to class each morn- led by vocalist, lyricist, and part of helping them by show- sounds of the album together or Rachel Herring, Ryan Stalker President Bush’s Christian com- moral concerns as others on cam- ing, they march off to war. youth pastor Mark Hall. The ing the love of Jesus. The Cast- make a concluding statement that Page Design Editor: mitment, especially his stances ing with kids and building cording to Grisso, Hendon put Benjamin Kouba pus, concern about job security af- artists have a strong, grounded ing Crowns family realizes that creates a collective theme. This against abortion and homosexu- ministry focused on the spread- Photography Editor: Dustin Tursack fects their decision, especially for God has given us the power to album does an unexpected thing, Photographer: Danielle Cobb al marriage, make him an attrac- ing the gospel. ending in a powerful praise- Business Manager: Ryan Dunlap tive choice for a large number those who consider the general in- help people through Him,” said effectiveness over the past decade INTEGRATING FAITH “Nowhere are there more Sapp. ballad devoted to the power of Advertising Manager: of evangelical voters. Christ. Bethany Streitmatter I fear, however, that the presi- of a Republican dominated Senate awesome people than this band. The band’s name is inspired Webmaster: Benjamin Kouba to reverse abortion legislation.” AND REASON IN THE There is no better job to serve “Some Will Seek Forgiveness, Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scott Calhoun dent’s Christian credentials lead by Revelation 4:10: “…fall Others Escape,” gives Christ’s sometimes to an understand- Beyond economics, the charge the Lord and enjoy something down before Him who sits on SEARCH FOR TRUTH perspective through much of the Staff Reporters able, but faulty sense that all his “to look after orphans and widows that is an incredible job work- the throne and worship Him in their distress” means we must song, and describes how He is Amanda Acker, Sara Denhart, Joe Du- actions stem from the direct will ing for Jesus,” said merchandis- who lives forever and ever, gan, Daniel Giddings, Bethany Gilm- carefully cultivate a social con- ever faithful and gracious to us. of God. A problem occurs when ing manager Laurie Sapp. and cast their crowns before our, Michelle Lanham, Josh Moody, science. Whether or not you be- It is one of the most heartfelt, a legitimate passion for the Re- Jon and Laurie Sapp are two the throne…” This passage is They’re Only Chasing Safe- Jimmy Sawin, Jenny Sullivan, lieve it’s the government’s role to non-cliché songs I have heard in Autumn West publican platform translates of the less-famous members the principle vision held by the ty by Underoath brings about provide for the nation’s economi- good pop sensibilities along a long time. into a dismissal of other valid of the Casting Crowns family. Casting Crowns family. Contributors political stances. cally disadvantaged, we must take with an illustration of pain and It is worth noting that the Rachel Blaquiere, Sarah Cline, Mi- They travel the country with the Although the president’s the well-being of all sectors of “Mark Hall began writing beauty. song contains guest vocals and chael Colletto, John Durkee, Justin artists and share in the band’s songs to use as tools for min- character may make him an ex- society into consideration, espe- Underoath has followed writing by Aaron Marsh of Co- Ely, Sarah Friesen, Mike Hand, Kristen vision for evangelism. The istry to his youth group of 400 Livingston, Jason Myers, Sarah Pyles, cellent member of society, many cially those less privileged than the logical process of change peland. It sounds like a Copeland Sapps minister by driving the students. It was never meant to Cindy Rich, Mattthew Zimmerman other factors must be evalu- ourselves. from their previous record, The song, yet the resounding scream band’s tour bus and serving as become this, but the Lord had a ated to determine his qualifi ca- With this same conscience, we Changing of Times, with even of “Jesus, I’m ready to go home” merchandising managers. different plan,” said Sapp. tions as President of the United must explore how our government more melody. Their sound has at the very end of the song, dem- Cedars, the student newspaper of interacts with other nations and UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS SCHOOL OF LAW “I am part of the band fami- Hall agreed to sign contracts onstrates Underoath’s signature. Cedarville University, exists to inform States. While Christians often ly. I serve in a different way, but hardcore roots with vocals bru- our campus community of the local, stand fi rmly against abortion strengthens its international repu- on the condition that he could This track sends you off thinking national, and global world we live in. it is all for the glory of Jesus,” tal enough for the most hard- and same-sex marriage, does tation. Given increasingly deli- continue serving as a youth core music fan, but also has a about the marvels of Christ, in- We hope to foster a spirit of broad cate world relations and an pre- The University of St. Thomas School of Law said Sapp. stead of the struggles one faces, curiosity in our readers and play the church ignore other aspects pastor in Atlanta, Georgia. In keyboard and lighter sounds. a signifi cant role in satisfying that carious situation in Iraq, we must For 20 years, Sapp’s husband addition to Hall, each of the which is the theme of the rest of of Christian responsibility? Are provides a foundation of service and leadership “Reinventing Your Exit” is curiosity by providing informative, we distracted from other issues choose a leader whose diplomacy Jon has driven tour buses for seven artists is a Sunday school the catchiest song on the CD. the album. factual, and engaging content. is more characterized by sensitiv- as it integrates faith and reason musicians. Mark Miller was Jon teacher, and they all return to Underoath provides clean and that may call for even greater The melody is easy to follow, The opinions expressed herein are of ity and intelligent perception than Sapp’s employer until Miller Atlanta every Sunday morning hardcore vocals in the CD, and concern? in the search for truth. but not cheesy. The song is the writters, but not necessarily those Senator John Kerry, in a re- by a mere show of forceful politi- and Stephen Curtis Chapman for church. while it’s done very well, the rep- of Cedars, its staff, or of Cedarville about growing up and fi guring cent campaign interview about cal rhetoric. Located in the heart of Minneapolis; discovered Casting Crowns. etition of this sound may be the University. All submissionsare the Hall’s passion for young out what to do in life. property of Cedars and are subject to abortion issues, said, “The Also, as believers in special The producers realized the one weakness of the album. our students have access to an people has led him to create The line, “We all want to be editing and/or revision. church also teaches that you creation, we must take our respon- band’s potential after hearing a Jumpstart Resources (www. somebody, right now we’re just The catchiness of “Reinvent- sibility towards the environment Year-long subscriptions are available to should protect the environment, energetic business community, renowned demo cd and began mentoring jumpstartresoucres.com) for looking for the exit,” allows ing Your Exit,” the beauty in seriously. The holistic nature of Casting Crowns in the music the public for $15 (U.S. Mail). Please that war is not good, that we cultural institutions and entertainment. youth pastors. The organization anyone who doesn’t understand “Its Dangerous Business Walk- make checks payable to Cedars. our faith should prompt concern industry. have a responsibility to help the provides helpful and creative where his life is going to relate ing Out Your Front Door,” the poor. And the question is, are for the environmental issues being As Miller and Chapman ideas to intrigue and inspire stu- to the group’s message. hardcore sound of “I Don’t Feel 251 N. Main Street they all going to be addressed or debated in this election. Very Receptive Today” and the Cedarville, OH - 45314 Economic issues, social justice, booked concerts and appearanc- dents for the work of God. “It’s Dangerous Business (937) 766 4991 Fax: 937 766 2760 is this a selective process?” es for the band, Jon Sapp drove Walking out Your Front Door” epic-ballad, “Some Will Seek [email protected] While the Senator here re- international diplomacy, and the Not all members of the Cast- Forgiveness, Others Escape” all environment certainly warrant as the tour bus and quickly devel- ing Crowns family are gifted is the second single off the al- www.cedarville.edu/cedars fers specifi cally to the Catho- oped a bond with his potential bum. It’s not the catchiest song, demonstrate sounds the band is lic church, his statement surely much attention as the evangelical musically and vocally. Jon and Cedars is printed on newsprint with employers. The newly formed but contains great transitions capable of and show they are far stands true for all of Christen- hot buttons. Sifting through the Laurie Sapp are just two of the from being a one-trick pony. recycled content. political jargon on both sides, we University of St. Thomas School of Law band traveled during off-season collective mix of humble ser- that stretch one’s thinking of dom. His question functions as Overall, this is one of the best must form our own convictions (651) 962-4895; (800) 328-6819, Ext. 2-4895 times and quickly gained popu- vants desiring God’s will and what song structure is sup- a sharp challenge for Christians recordings I’ve heard all year without being swept along by larity through their talents. coming together to promote a posed to be. The song ranges whose politics only involve two [email protected] www.stthomas.edu/law and is my pick of the summer bandwagon thinking. “(Vocalist) Melanie Hall band that is impacting the world from hardcore screams, to a issues. techno beat, and an a cappella releases. Dr. Kevin Sims, as part of a Whether you vote for President requested that Jon and I travel for Christ. Bush, Senator Kerry, or another No fee for online applications received by Dec. 31, 2004. full-time with the band, serv- choir. This song is perhaps the research study that identifi es strongest track on the CD, but Grade: A students and faculty at Cedar- candidate in this election, prayer- Contact us for details. ing alongside in ministry. For fully consider all aspects of politi- will take a few listens before its ville who consider themselves 18 years we prayed for an op- cal policy though discerning eyes. 4 VIEWPOINTS ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 9 Christian College Can Be “Joey” Falls Short Diffi cult for Minority Students I am a minority student my- by DeVon Christopher Rawls All in all, the issue is not about self and when I express how it African-American vs. Cau- Without Friends feels to be a minority student at casian or Asian vs. Hispanic. Cedarville. I think most who Selecting a college to at- This is an issue about attitude hear me are thinking to them- by Sara Eplin tend can be a pretty diffi cult and vs. action. selves, “Well, what did you ex- challenging decision-making pect when you chose to enroll at God has created people to There are those who thought process. There is an even more a predominately Caucasian uni- relate to others and appreci- the world would end when challenging consequence for the versity? It’s your own fault.” ate their differences, but how “Friends” wrapped up its fi nal student who has decided to at- are people supposed to do this season last spring. Don’t de- tend a school where the Cauca- if they constantly neglect op- spair, faithful viewers. NBC is sian population is vastly greater portunities to get involved in far from fi nished with the for- than his or her own ethnic group. “ThisThis is an iissuessue someone else’s life and learn mula that gave them top rat- There are social barriers that about his or her cultural back- ings and made them billions of place the minority student into a aboutabout attitude ground? dollars for ten years. The me- marginalized group. dia mogul has taken one of the vs.vs. action.action.” If Cedarville is a population show’s six main characters and Yet, it doesn’t stop there. of followers of Jesus Christ, given him his own show, a spi- Many times the student becomes then everyone should treat one noff simply titled “Joey.” But that’s where I think they more and more apprehensive and another how they themselves Aimed at giving fans of are incorrect. I didn’t choose to tional on the part of the creator. disoriented, because he or she is would like to be treated. Not “Friends” a different perspec- come here based on how many Joey needs to make a clean start, surrounded by a good number of only so we can live in peace, Christianity is Not tive and fresh storylines, “Joey” and severing his ties with the past white students there would be students who are uninterested in but so we can cultivate a har- includes mostly new characters is the best way for him to do so. or for the minority group that in an entirely different part of bridging the communication gap monious, welcoming, and Unfortunately, but not surpris- I could be a part of. Nor did I the country. and removing immature racial culture-friendly learning envi- a Political Agenda ingly, many of the content prob- choose to come here because The show focuses primarily barriers. ronment for all races - not an lems present in “Friends” have the school is a safe haven from by Sara Denhart tians is homosexuals having on Joey Tribbiani, the lovable environment that fosters igno- also found their way into “Joey.” The educational institution the “outside world,” or because rights to have recognized mar- but somewhat dim-witted Ital- Writers already included some rant stereotypes. I’m referring to is Cedarville my parents made me. I enrolled This year is an election year, riages. Again, I do not support ian actor. Struggling with all the swearing, drinking, and sexual in- changes that took place when University and this student I here for a solid education that I would encourage my fel- and Cedarville is back in session. homosexual marriages. I accept nuendo. Most upsetting is the lack his friends either got married, speak of is a minority. So if you low students to take the oppor- What do the two have in com- the person, but I do not approve of discretion regarding Gina’s incorporated Biblical principles had children, or moved away, were a minority student at CU, mon? The “best” party on cam- of his or her actions in this life- revealing outfi ts. She is almost within the curriculum - just like tunity to broaden their cultural Joey, played by Matt LeBlanc, how would you attempt to solve the majority of the students here horizons by getting involved pus is the only party on campus, style. Yet, we can see in news re- always seen in low cut tops, tight decides he too needs to make a pants, and bare midriffs. your problem? Would you leave did. with some of the organizations and new students are jumping on ports from CNN and FOXNews change. He moves to Los An- However, there are some moral and enroll at a more “black” or on campus (i.e. The P.E.A.C.E. the bandwagon quicker than you that Vice President Dick Cheney With that being said, geles to be near his sister Gina, positives about the show. Gina is a “racially diverse” institution? Project) that not only appreci- can say, “Dubya.” believes otherwise. played by Drea DeMatteo, and shouldn’t I and the rest of the good mother who takes care of her Or would you stay and ignore ate and support campus diversi- All of this political activism “Lynne and I have a gay her son Michael, played by Pau- minority students qualify to be son. Joey meets a beautiful wom- your cultural norms and try to ty, but that are trying to imitate on campus makes me wonder daughter, so it’s an issue that our lo Costanzo. here and deserve to feel just as an whom he wants to pursue, but be “white” so you could fi t in a God’s love for all nationalities. if students are really thinking family is very familiar with… For fans of “Friends,” comfortable as the next student? backs off when he realizes she is little bit more? about the candidates they will With respect to the question of “Joey” will be both familiar married. Also, the lack of explicit be voting for this November, or relationships, my general view and strange. Instead of a group sex scenes is refreshing for prime are they merely voting this way is that freedom means freedom of close knit friends, the plot time television. centers around the antics of the because their parents, pastor, or for everyone. People ought to be For those who do choose to three Tribbianis. No longer do friends are? able to be free—ought to be free watch the show, it will provide Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Moni- some laughs and be mildly enter- Before everyone sends me to to enter into any kind of relation- ca, Joey, and Phoebe gather in the gallows for treason, I would ship they want to…My view was taining, but fans used to “Friends” the coffee house. In fact, apart will fi nd the overall chemistry of like you all to know that I was that that’s appropriately a matter D. Snell | CEDARS from Joey himself, it is almost the characters to be signifi cantly Brothers Stan and Gene Jerome, played by Eric Mishne Why Vote? for the states to decide, that that’s & Josh Cobb, dream of making it big in Neil Simon’s raised in a liberal home, and I as if “Friends” never existed. lacking. voted for Bush in 2000. How- how it ought to best be handled,” This was most likely inten- Broadway Bound. same passionate Christian con- ever, I am advocating that we, Cheney said in an Aug. 24 inter- by Jennifer Sullivan weighed and considered care- LANGUAGE BROADWAY the Lady Jackets’ undefeated unsaved players. Prayer covers ning to do a sort of walk through fully. viction as Bush supporters, and as voters, vote on the person and view. continued from page 6 continued from page 1 record in the American Mideast all they do, and after each match, mixed between Thoreau and But at Cedarville it is perhaps their faith informs their vote as not on the party. Consider all the However, when the House much as anyone else’s on cam- options, not just what we were voted on the Marriage Protection Conference South Division. the Lady Jackets seek to minister the cabin being built,” he ex- harder to carefully consider plained. “The fi lm will answer As Election Day draws clos- pus. This group consists of a told to do by authority or peer Act of 2004, over 20 Democrats Winning the match in three to their opponents over pizza and these issues, as the environment dog at an equivalent of a human the good and hard aspects of life the questions that will come up er, even the most nonpolitical naturally lends itself to a very small but signifi cant percent- fi gures. voted for the Act. of around 75 years. Would you at the same time. games, Zeltman owned 17 kills, fellowship. While Cedarville among us get caught up in the age of students who will vote from the student body.” particular political persuasion. Continuously, I hear fellow Therefore, before we make walk up to your grandpa and say Senior communications major 11 digs, and three blocks, and is setting a great record, with a for the Kerry/Edwards ticket or The cabin is autho- heated presidential race. It’s This persuasion is so strong, in huge generalizations that all something like, “Awww, it’s my Kristin Sando, a member of the Bradley assisted with 15 kills probable place in the November impossible to ignore the urgency any number of third party can- Christians say the number one rized to remain until May 2005. fact, that evidence of Kerry sup- Democrats are feminist, extreme little grandpa wampa all cute cast, echoed Baker’s sentiments. and fi ve blocks. Mable, Jones, Nationals, winning souls is more and signifi cance of this crucial didates in this election. reason why we cannot vote for a Any continuation after that will port on campus surprises and Democrat is because the Demo- liberals and Christian-hating and shrivel wiveled up.”? No, “This is a journey into a family. and Clem each had close to 20 important than padding stats. take further work in gaining decision. I feel a sense of re- even unnerves many. Often un- Peter Compton, one of the It’s hilarious, but some parts are cratic Party is pro-choice. As a atheists; or that a Republican probably not. I am also pretty digs. The desired victory had With that attitude, any game de- building permits and making a sponsibility, even if I sometimes consciously, the assumption is students spearheading a Liber- sure that if you were walking completely devastating.” Christian and a former fetus, I candidate must be a Christian, not been witnessed in the prior feat is worth taking. university decision. doubt that my vote really does perpetuated that the Republican tarian organization on campus, down the street and witnessed She said, “It’s fun, but you we need to look at each candidate two games. During the Indiana Until May, Cedarville stu- make a difference. vote equals the Christian vote. is concerned that the Cedarville am against abortion in all forms, someone else out walking their can relate to the hardships they go WALDEN However, at Cedarville Uni- environment may promote a individually. Not all Democrats Wesleyan Classic on Septem- dents, staff, and faculty can use This assumption, no matter but it is not only the Republican grandfather on a leash with a through.” continued from page 2 versity, a Christian institution “stagnant homogeneity,” one Party that is voting pro-life. hold all “liberal” views, nor do ber 18th, the Lady Jackets’ un- the cabin. Inside there will be a how subconscious, ignores the pooper scooper in hand, you Broadway Bound has 8 p.m. desk, a bench and a chair which with 3,000 students of voting that hinders meaningful politi- In fact, more than 50 Demo- all Republicans hold a Christian stained record was marred. In a students and faculty who have would probably stop to gawk performances October 1, 2, 7, 8, people can use to study, relax, age, there is great potential to carefully chosen not to vote for cal dialogue. crats in the House of Represen- worldview. for a bit. and 9. It also has a 2 p.m. mati- tough battle with Cornerstone, that were necessary for Thoreau. affect the results of this upcom- He said, “Through an open pray, or simply enjoy their sur- President Bush in this election. tatives voted yes to ban par- Finally, we need to pray for So what does this say about nee on October 2 and 9. The play ranked 4th in the NAIA, Cedar- It will, however, have the same ing election. This is a high re- discussion of political views, dimensions, 10 feet wide by 15 roundings. The cabin can be These individuals share the tial-birth abortion, including wisdom in this election and our us as a culture? It may indicate will run a special performance ville walked away with a loss. sponsibility, one that must be students should be able to se- feet long, and include two win- used as an art gallery, a place to country, we need to be research- that we think we have all the an- for alumni on October 7 at 11:30 The game before was also dis- lect a candidate whose policies Representative John D. Dingell, dows and a door. do dramatic readings, speeches, a Democrat from Michigan. At ing candidates in our government swers, or it may just prove that a.m. heartening as the Lady Jackets or recitals. best represent their specifi c The cast includes: Colin Lu- With a crew of 21 com- the same time, Representative (both local and national), and we we are actually rather dumb and were defeated by Georgetown. “The more departments who worldview.” do not know how to speak cor- ther, Justin Keller, Kristin Sando, position students, three to four This is not to say that the ma- Jim Kolbe, a Republican from need to watch the upcoming de- In the September 17th opening adult crew leaders, including Dr. can make use of it, the better,” rectly. This is something you Eric Mishne, Josh Cobb, and Re- at the Indiana Wesleyan Clas- remarked Dr. Calhoun. jority of students do not take Arizona, voted no to the ban. bates. I hope to see you there becca Wolff. Paula Thompson Calhoun and a few other English should think about the next time sic, Cedarville Lady Jackets For now, the composition their responsibility seriously. Another concern for Chris- watching in the SSC. a baby stares at you with a twist- and Kyle Barnett make a cameo majors, the construction will be- Most students that I talk to are knocked down Rio Grande and gin in late October or early No- students will try to come up ed grimace of disgust across his appearance. with ways it can be used. They excited and passionate about face. Or perhaps these words Baker encourages everyone to the host, Indiana Wesleyan. vember and will be completed their support for President Bush will also be required to sign up will come to mind the next time come see the play. “It will be a Earlier in the season, the by Thanksgiving. in the upcoming election. The cabin will be inducted for an hour of time when they your dog’s face glazes over and really fun night with meaningful Lady Jackets remained unbeat- will journal and refl ect on their Ian Ellis, president of the he cocks his head to one side, things to talk about afterward.” into campus with an offi cial College Republicans, repre- en as they faced Rio Grande dedication ceremony that all surroundings as Thoreau did wondering how your race be- (September 14) and swept the before other students will be sented the student body accu- came the dominant species. students, staff, faculty, or others Saint Vincent Invitational (Sep- able participate. rately when he said, “I believe Irish dramatist George Ber- are encouraged to attend. This that we, as students, look for VOLLEYBALL tember 11) by scoring over project will also be a collabora- “Composition can nard Shaw once said, “The Eng- be tough,” Dr. Calhoun said. leaders of character, convic- lish have no respect for their continued from page 1 Point Park and Roberts Wesley- tive effort as Steven Winteregg, tion, and integrity who share an. Hanging to their reputation, chairman of the music depart- “Writing is a hard thing to get language and will not teach better at. I want to push the stu- our commitment to the values the team continues to strive in ment, will have his students their children to speak it.” man and Paugh totaled 24 kills. dents. Reading Walden is tough. that we hold dearly.” One day when we fi nd that giving their best effort while compose historically accurate, Jones stood by with 46 assists, I want to help them improve as In a society that many stu- our children and our dogs are honoring God with their games. 1800s New England era music dents fear blurs the distinction Mable held out 24 digs, and senior learners, writers, thinkers, and speaking the same language, Bradley states, “We view vol- for the dedication. between right and wrong, there Richelle Clem aided with 16 digs. Senior electronic media ma- challenge them from a different we will realize that maybe, just leyball as a mission fi eld,” as is a strong desire to defend “the jor Andrew Carr will make a angle.” maybe, somewhere along the The September 20th game at she explains the team’s desire line we did something wrong. documentary fi lm on the entire See VOTING Page 5 Mount Vernon Nazarene advanced to share the love of Christ with process. “Right now I am plan- 10 SPORTS NEWS 3 Jess Balser Dialogue on Cross Country Goalkeeper Race Renders by Jim Sawin by Sarah Markas Mixed Resuls

After moving to ninth in the There is something about by Jim Alderman races. Many students opened up, NAIA rankings with a win at goalkeepers that makes them and most were exposed to new the Hope Invitational, the Lady stand out from the crowd. In thoughts and ideas they had never Jackets proved they belong the case of the third grader Jess For the fi fth year, Professor thought about before. there with a solid third place fi n- Balser, that something was not Warner’s sociology class met That, said Professor Warner, ish at the Friendship Invitation- being afraid of the ball. Now with Professor Mimi Mickle’s is the whole idea of the program. al. They fi nished behind NCAA the college senior stands out sociology class from Wilber- D. Snell | CEDARS “We want to expose the students Division I Miami University (28 not only for her goalkeeping force University for a “group to cultural diversity,” said Warner. pts), while Roberts Wesleyan ability, but for her love of God However, her goals for the discussion and open dialogue “Professor Mickles and I noticed was only three points better (73) and love of people. season do not revolve around on race” on September 13. a lack of diversity in our classes than the Lady Jackets (76). stats, but around people. This year, the itinerary con- and wanted to remedy that. We Cedarville favorite Samantha The senior nursing major “Coming back from our mis- sisted of dinner in the Apple feel that honest, open dialogue is Maat tore up the 5K course with from St. Paris, Ohio, is in her sions trip to Costa Rica [in Technology Resource Center’s the best way to do it.” third season for the women’s a personal record time of 18:03. August], we have been chal- commuter lounge, followed by In this regard, the program was soccer team. In third grade, Maat broke the Lady Jacket’s lenged to share the gospel with small group and large group successful. The students enjoyed course record formerly held she begged her parents to let the teams we come in contact The cross country women ran hard and placed well at the M. Franz | CONTRIBUTED discussions. their time together in the small by last year’s graduate Sarah her play soccer. She said, “I ONTRIBUTED Friendship Invitational. with here like we shared with The concept is to get stu- groups, and a few didn’t want to Students from Wilberforce and Cedarville eat together before participating in the discussions. S. Warner | C Mark. started playing forward until teams there that didn’t even dents from Cedarville, which break up to join the large group. “I’m still really shocked,” said they realized I was the only kid Mattner (19:39) fi nished back- one second behind his team- speak our language. My deep- has a mostly white student After the small group discussions, Maat a few days after the race. not scared of the ball. They to-back in the 57 and 58 posi- mate Herbert and placed 22. est desire for myself and for body, to talk with students from some students exchanged email “All I can do is give the glory threw me in goal and I’ve tions. Freshman Maria Harley Senior Chris Jones (25; 26:54) our team is that we would be Wilberforce, which has a most- addresses. stayed there for the rest of my to God!” She fi nished second to was the fi nal Yellow Jacket run- ambassadors of His gift of Dr. Wood Steps Down also had a nice showing as she ly black student body, in order In the large group discussion, Miami University’s Jennie Stoll career.” placed 73 with a time of 19:52. ner under 27 minutes. truth on the fi eld, and also in to expose each other to people however, results were less than ,who broke the course record The men’s cross country team The Yellow Jackets are mak- our lives.” from another race. desirable. Things were fi ne at fi rst, by Carly Stoltzfus Dr. Wood will also assist with a time of 17:54. During Balser’s senior year academic vice president and came into the Friendship Invita- ing a habit of breaking the 27 but debate grew more and more with additional graduate pro- Junior Christina Reyes was in high school, she helped At fi rst, the students were immediately expressed inter- tional motivated, and it certainly minute barrier. They had six “Seeing girls grow has heated as topics such as repara- grams and facilitate further in- not far behind Maat as she fi n- Northwestern High School tense and unsure how to in- The 2004-2005 school year est. One year later, he accepted showed. The Yellow Jackets teammates run sub-27 last been my greatest memory and tions and affi rmative action were ternational student and faculty ished fourth with 18:28. Juniors win the district title and was teract, but almost all students marks Dr. Duane Wood’s fi nal the position. had an unprecedented six run- week, and they did it again this greatest joy of my time play- discussed. Arguments broke out, exchange agreements. Jennifer McKellar (19:38) and selected to the All-Central agreed that things started to go year as academic vice presi- The position of academic ners under 27 minutes in the 8 K week at the Louisville Classic. ing soccer. The Lord chal- and Warner later said she felt it Fortunately for the Cedar- Kathy Scott (19:44), and fresh- Buckey Conference Second smoothly once they were bro- dent. vice president encompasses a race. They fi nished third behind The men fi nished 10 out of 41 lenged me before I came out accomplished little. ville family, Dr. Wood’s last man Julie Martz(19:47) rounded Team. She also played four ken into small groups. The university has wit- wide range of responsibilities. NCAA Division III powerhouse teams and were led by Camp- for the team, ‘Are you willing year as academic vice presi- out Cedarville’s top 5 as they years of softball while fi nish- “This one guy looked kind Nevertheless, the program did nessed countless changes since As chief academic offi cer, Dr. Otterbein and NCAA Division bell. He placed 15 out of 397 to play if you never step on the dent will not mark his last fi nished 22, 24, and 26 respec- ing third in the state champion- of scary at fi rst,” said junior succeed in opening the eyes of 1987, when Dr. Wood fi rst oc- Wood has administrative re- II Tiffi n. runners and had a season’s best fi eld and you sit the bench all year with Cedarville. He will tively. ships, and played two years of Holly Friend, “but once he start- students. A second meeting be- cupied the position. The full- sponsibility for all the curricu- Dan Campbell once again led time of 25:23.85 season?’ He challenged me continue to serve by using his Maat and Reyes once again basketball. ed talking in the small group, I tween the two groups is scheduled time faculty has grown from lum, degree programs, admin- the Jackets, fi nishing the race in Hall also ran well, setting a to have a greater reason for expertise in academic pro- had spectacular races as they realized that he was really nice for October 4, and the program 83 to 219 members, 40 majors istrative supervision, hiring, 25:30 and fi nishing fi fth overall. personal record by completing playing and that has greatly grams. grabbed the top two spots in the Balser went on to play a and the type of guy I could be will continue next year as well. have been added, graduate reappointment of faculty, the “The team is amazingly deep,” the race in 26:10 and placing impacted all areas of my life. Certainly Dr. Brown speaks Louisville Classic. Teammates year of softball at Wilmington friends with.” programs developed, and this athletics program, the library, said Campbell. “If you compare 50. Shroyer (67; 26:26), Her- That fi rst season I did sit the for the entire Cedarville fam- taking the fi rst two spots in this College before transferring Others also said the meeting year’s graduates remember the computer services, summer our depth to other teams we are bert (75; 26:31), and Harding bench, but the Lord gave me ily when he said, “Without a big of a race is unprecedented. to Cedarville her sophomore was awkward at fi rst, but got a change from quarters to semes- school and continuing educa- really strong.” (82; 26:36) were all within 10 a heart to get to know the girls doubt, the academic develop- The Lady Jackets fi nished fourth year. In the past two seasons, lot better once everyone went ters that Dr. Wood facilitated. tion, and institutional research. Freshman Justin Herbert seconds of each other which on the team, to encourage and ment of the past decade and a out of 38 teams, consisting of she has recorded 61 saves and into the small groups. Despite all the achieve- One aspect of Dr. Wood’s stepped up for the Jackets in further demonstrated their love them, and most of all to job he will not miss is the chal- half has been due to the work 357 competitors. Maat complet- 5 shutouts for the Lady Jack- In these groups, the stu- ments, Dr. Wood refuses to take only his second collegiate race. depth to opponents. Bryan see them grow.” lenge of building academic pro- of Dr. Wood. He has been re- ed the race in 18:09 while Reyes ets. dents were instructed to open- credit for any improvements in He fi nished behind teammates Pittman became the newest grams. Dr. Brown has asked lentless in his pursuit of the was just a step behind fi nishing ly discuss race and how they the academic program. Kevin Hall (14; 26:27) and member of the Cedarville sub- him to create a new position right people for the right pro- at 18:10. by Balser. “Cedarville has experi- Ben Shroyer (16; 26:34) with a 27 club by fi nishing the race in Saturday the CU men took on thought about people of other S. Warner | CONTRIBUTED grams. I am looking forward “From the beginning, we were The women’s soccer team is enced a lot of growth and called executive director for time of 26:44, which was good 26:57, which was good enough the Wittenberg Tigers and came to working with him as we be- working together, pushing each concerned with much more than out on top in overtime 2-1. Zu- God’s blessing during my ten- program development. The fo- enough for 20 overall. for 102 place. gin to implement the dreams other and encouraging each oth- winning. Their goal is to show erner once again scored the game their family or friends are stuck ure because of the people in cus of the job will be building “All I thought about during The men and women’s teams Christ to all their opponents HURRICANES we have for Cedarville Uni- er, just like we do in practice,” winning goal, raising the Jackets in a hurricane while they are un- the academic division,” Dr. new programs and establishing the race was the Otterbein pack will compete next at the Ohio through the way they play, player continued from page 1 versity.” Reyes said. “But both Sam and to a 6-4 record. der sunny Ohio skies? “I wor- Wood said. “But a lot of that academic centers. in front of me,” said Herbert. “I Intercollegiate Championship led-devotionals after the game, The team has come together I are not the ones to take the ried about my dad since he was would have happened regard- just wanted to catch them.” on October 8. encouragement, and even giving to display a stronger sense of from Sorrento, Florida, said his credit, it all goes to God and His going to stay and wait the storm less of who was in the leader- Sophomore Micah Harding, tracts to opponents. unity. With almost half the sea- family boarded up their house, loving grace.” “Our focus is on playing sole- out. Sometimes he thinks he’s ship position, and it’s been fun who was injured last season, had son over, the squad is ready to bought supplies such as batter- Co-captains junior Kathy ly for God and not ourselves or continue this winning tradition. ies and ice, and “fi lled the bath the Indiana Jones of Niceville, to be a part of it.” a great showing as he fi nished those watching us,” said sopho- Scott (19:37) and senior Melissa “We are more focused this tubs full with water” because and he’d be the type to try and Dr. Wood graduated from more Colleen Derry. year in that we have set goals and get out of town on our wave-run- Rose Hulman Institute of However they see it, Coach the area he lives in uses a well, are more determined than ever to Technology with a Bachelor McGillivray’s mentality of im- which requires electricity. Us- ners. I knew God would protect make it to the NAIA National of Science in mechanical engi- proving the things that already Tournement,” said Shimer. ing the water in the bathtub for them though, so I was basically work is taking this team’s game With a positive attitude and fl ushing toilets is essential for okay,” said Michelle Stanton, a neering. He went on to acquire to a new level of success. unity among players, this Cedar- living without electricity after sophomore from Niceville, Flor- his professional engineering CU Soccer In recent weeks the Cedarville ville soccer team can exceed all a hurricane or tropical storm. ida. license before entering Indiana men’s soccer team boosted their expectations. Depending on the strength, Freshman Andrew Olimb, University to earn his doctor- record above the .500 mark. also from Niceville, Florida, ate in business administration, Senior Jason Auyer cited fo- some residents evacuate, while with doctrinal minors in high- cusing on God as a reason for others wait out the storm. agreed. “I was 900 miles away Strikes Again their success. “We must have a Many people are living in shel- from my family, and they were er education and in operations fi erce desire and passion to wor- ters until the debris is cleaned in a hurricane. I just had to trust research. by Phil Buben strongest asset by heightening Jackets took on Ohio Domini- ship our Lord on the fi eld as we up and living conditions are that God would keep them safe.” Dr. Wood taught at Indi- the backfi eld pressure on oppo- can for the fi rst Conference play.” restored. Despite hurricanes and tropi- ana University in Blooming- nents. game. The Jackets played an Although a disappointing loss “Living in Bermuda and cal storms, some students don’t ton, University of Wisconsin, What a bone crunching, turf Ready for some Christian outstanding game, scoring two for Cedarville, team members want to leave their native state. Central Michigan University blistering, spirit-fi lled week it rivalry, the Lady Jackets came goals in each half and notched agree that they fi nally played as having family that is all Ber- where he also served as dean has been on the CU soccer fi eld. prepared to win against Grace the team’s best start in Lady a unit against Roberts Wesleyan mudian, there’s nowhere to go. “Spend some time on the coast Altogether the Jackets played College on September 11. On Jacket history. on September 11. When a hurricane comes we of the Panhandle in the swim- of business, and University 10 games from September 11 their home fi eld, Cedarville shut On September 18, the girls The men battled the next three can’t even evacuate. We just ming around, watching the nurse of Southern Maine, where he through September 25. Cedar- out Grace 5-0 behind senior took on the Indiana Wesleyan games at home losing to Bethel have to bunker-down and pray sharks, emerald water, bleach- served as dean of school of ville won six of these games. Jane Adams’ spectacular two Wildcats. Senior Jessica Balser and then defeating Notre Dame for the best. There’s a good and white sand, sunsets that make business and assistant provost. The Lady Jacket soccer team goals and two assists. The game and the Lady Jackets posted and Shawnee State. The game bad to living in every place. creation glow as if it were on Dr. Wood fi rst learned about came out of the two week stretch at Grace was defi nitely a team their third consecutive shutout, with Shawnee State was a big fi re, blue crabs that abound, and Cedarville from Bible profes- with three wins and a tie com- effort, displaying the team’s co- tying the Wildcats and marking encouragement to the team who You can’t escape problems. sor Richard Blumenstock who bining for a 7-2-1 record after hesion. the team’s sixth tie in history. scored a season high six goals. Natural disasters occur all fi shing that cannot be paralleled. the fi rst half of the season. The “This year the unity on our Ohio Northern came to Junior Phil Ellis, senior Joe Zu- over the world, whether fl ood- The Keys, Cayman Islands, and referred him when Dr. Dixon team doubles opponents in shots team has been much stronger. I compete only three days later, erner, junior Grant Knight, junior ing, avalanches, earthquakes, Puerto Rico do not offer the needed a consultant for the en- on goal (161-81), and more really feel that our focus on God, and although fatigued from lit- Tyler Schumacher, and sopho- or hurricanes,” said Melanie beauty and comfort of the Emer- gineering program. than doubles opponents in total prayer, and encouraging one an- tle rest, the Jackets played hard more Phil Shimer all drove the Hitchcock, a sophomore from ald Coast. It is a tough place to During the consulting pro- goals scored (24-10). Surpris- other has brought us together,” and managed to win for the ball into the net. Southampton, Bermuda. beat,” said Daniel Rogers, a se- cess, Dr. Wood heard that Ce- ingly Coach John McGillivray said sophomore Abby Price. fi fth time in a row behind two Altogether 11 different CU nior from Niceville. darville was searching for an says that defense is the team’s On September 14, the Lady goals by Adams and six saves men either scored or assisted. So what can a student do if 2 NEWS SPORTS 11 Alums Recall Fond WORLD NEWS by Autumn West Haiti – Flooding from tropical storm Jeanne devastated homes and cities, and the corpses SCOREBOARD Mark Mathews, the Man are so numerous that they are being buried in backyards. Rioting and looting have been widespread in College Memories Men’s Cross Country many cities, and there are reports of people wading through knee-deep mud to reach food and water provided by relief agencies. 9/11 Bowling Green Invita- 4th of 12 to hold the water. Two hours tional by Amanda Acker later a waterfall cascaded from East and West Germany – Frustrated with lagging economic progress, East German voters 9/18 Friendship Invitational 3rd of 11 Behind the E-mails elected multiple Neo-Nazi candidates to power this week, according to the Financial Times of Septem- the second fl oor and not a sin- 9/25 Louisville Classic 10th of 41 ber 23. Voters expressed their discontent with Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder’s economic reforms, which Alumni homecoming week gle resident was left dry. Wit- will cut benefi ts to the unemployed and are predicted to trap many easterners in a cycle of low paying Women’s Cross Country ing six children. According to once again brings myriads of tmer, now a professor at Grand by Dan Giddings Mathews encourages students jobs. 9/18 Friendship Invitational 3rd of 14 Mathews, spending time with his Cedarville graduates back to Rapids Theological Seminary, to watch for upcoming climb- 9/25 Louisville Classic 4th of 38 family is his favorite hobby. He ing wall competitions. their alma mater. In honor of stated, “My fondest memories Sudan – The UN addressed the growing crisis in Darfur, Sudan, this week by warning the country of possible repercussions if their current actions constitute genocide. The government-spon- Men’s Soccer Mark Mathews is a name also enjoys serving in his local He feels that physical fi t- this week, several alums have of Cedarville are the people, the sored Janjaweed has been authorized to expel black Muslims from the province. In addition, nearly 9/11 Roberts Wesleyan L 2-3 (2 OT) all Cedarville students are fa- church, Calvary Baptist Church ness is crucial for Cedarville been asked to recount their time life-long friends I made there, 50,000 people have died, one million have fl ed their homes, and rape, destruction, and torture are com- miliar with due to the plethora in Xenia. Other hobbies include students. When asked what at Cedarville. Life in the Ohio and the deep spiritual emphasis mon. 9/18 Bethel L 0-5 of e-mails regarding the fi tness rock climbing, biking, hiking, students should be doing to cornfi elds has changed, yet in of the school.” 9/21 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 1-0 China – Completing a transition that started last year, Hu Jintao took full control of China center, rock wall, and various working out, golfi ng, reading, stay involved, Mathews said, 9/24 Shawnee State W 6-2 many ways remained the same. Laurie Whaley ’97: Whaley from his predecessor Jiang Zemin. This exchange is expected to have signifi cant ramifi cations on Chi- intramural sports on campus. and singing. “Every student should be work- Tonya (Swackhamer) James is this year’s Young Alumna of nese domestic, international and economic policy, because Jintao seems to encourage more transpar- 9/25 Wittenberg W 2-1 (2 OT) But who is the man behind the One activity that Mathews ing out [to some extent] in the ‘92: Tonya Swackhamer en- the Year. Working at Thomas ency in government. Women’s Soccer e-mails? For the most part, his has taken a keen interest in is fi tness center at least a couple tered Stats II on the fi rst day Nelson, Whaley has directed 9/11 Grace W 5-0 behind-the-scene works goes the climbing wall that became of times a week.” Also, the va- and wondered if the professor the publishing of teen girl study 9/14 Ohio Dominican W 4-0 unnoticed, which is fi ne with available with the opening of the riety of intramural sports pro- him, because that means every- new fi tness center last year. vides ways for almost anyone was speaking English. “Not Bible Revolve. Whaley was Comp Class 9/18 Indiana Wesleyan T 0-0 (2 OT) sure what went wrong,” she re- prepared for this career in many thing is running smoothly and According to Mathews, the to enjoy exercise. 9/21 Ohio Northern W 2-1 climbing wall is an excellent ex- counted, “but it was defi nitely ways at Cedarville, where she everyone is satisfi ed. Mathews has a diffi cult task: Brings 9/25 Tiffi nL0-3 perience for students. Not only the worst class experience I had learned how to communicate Mathews’ offi cial title is make Cedarville students happy Volleyball does the wall offer a challenging by meeting their physical fi tness at Cedarville.” It may encour- the integration of faith and life, director of recreational activi- 9/11 Roberts Wesleyan W 30-20, 30-17, ties. “I’m responsible for the workout, but it is also an enjoy- needs. So the next time you get age current Statistics students to how to persevere, and even Thoreau 30-17 overall administration of the able social avenue to meet new an e-mail from Mathews, make learn that James did survive the heard chapel speakers that later 9/11 Point Park W 30-11, 30-5, 30-12 Recreational Activities Pro- people and build quality rela- sure you take time to appreciate class, and is now a partner at a became her authors. to Life 9/14 Rio Grande W 30-14, 30-19, gram which includes intramu- tionships. The wall provides an all that goes on to give you ac- tax law fi rm near Boston. Dan Poole ’80: Winner of this 30-16 ral sports, the climbing wall, opportunity to encourage fellow cess to a multitude of enjoyable James found that Cedarville Year’s Distinguished Service by LaVaughn Ricci 9/17 Indiana Wesleyan W 30-25, 30-26, fi tness classes, outdoor pur- students to persevere, as well as activities here at Cedarville. 30-17 challenged her far with more Award, Poole has served as a suits and informal sports,” said a physical and mental challenge. 9/18 Georgetown L 29-31, 22-30, Mathews. than just academics. During her charter member of the CU Elec- 22-30 Mathews is not new to Ce- time on campus she found that tronic Media Advisory Coun- “Small places, big ideas.” 9/18 Cornerstone L 30-18, 27-30, 30- darville by any stretch of the one could cultivate strong friend- cil, where he assists the school That’s the theme for Dr. Scott 24, 12-15 imagination. After being raised ships despite differing opinions by drawing on his experience Calhoun’s composition class 9/20 Mt. Vernon Nazarene W 30-23, 30-28, and ideas. “Great friends don’t as Senior Account Manager at this semester. Those four sim- 30-26 in the Columbus area, Mathews always have to see everything in WJR Newstalk Radio in Detroit. ple words have now become the 9/24 Aquinas W 30-10, 31-29, came to Cedarville in 1978, the the same way,” said James. “Did Poole’s fondest memories at Ce- cornerstone for a major project: 30-22 same year Dr. Dixon became 9/24 Benedictine W 30-12, 30-22, president of Cedarville. Af- you know that not everyone at darville are the countless hours replicating Henry David Thore- A replica of Thoreau’s cabin will be built on the shores of CONTRIBUTED 30-16 ter graduating in 1982, he was Cedarville is a Republican?” and sleepless nights he spent au’s cabin. Cedar Lake. 9/25 Northwestern (Iowa) W 30-28, 30-18, 25- hired as the head baseball coach learning the radio business, both Every semester, Dr. Cal- Tracy (Swackhamer) How- houn’s composition class stud- 30, 15-12 until 1984 when he landed the through classes and on CDR. On ard ’94 and Greg Howard ‘99: ies a piece of literature and owned by Ralph Waldo Emer- ter, Dr. Calhoun’s composition 9/25 Bethel W 31-29, 30-16, position he holds now. In 1990 “It hits you after you leave that weekends, however he found participates in a related service- son on Massachusetts’s Walden students are preparing for the 31-29 he obtained a masters degree in you will never have the opportu- opportunities to sneak out to learning project. “It’s important Pond. He spent time with nature: service project. The cabin will be Upcoming Events Sports Management from Ohio nity to spend so much time with Christian concerts, although he to be involved in a project when meditating, reading, journaling, built between Cedar Lake and the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country State University and is now in stated, “Cedarville in those days library, the side nearest the ENS. so many people your age and learning something new,” he gaining respect for and being 10/8 Ohio Intercollegiate his 22 year at Cedarville. At a rough estimate, it will cost have so much fun,” stated Tracy didn’t encourage that.” said. “To understand the ideas inspired by his natural surround- Championship He is happily married and ings. Out of these experiences $4-5,000 dollars to complete. Howard. Certainly this was the Faith Linn ’83: Linn still better, to do something physi- 10/23 Georgetown Classic he and his wife, Dawn, are rais- cally with what you’re reading came his book Walden which “The university will be the D. Tursack | CEDARS theme for Greg Howard, a for- remembers the basketball game Men’s Soccer about. People retain and re- was published in 1854. Ralph Waldo Emerson in spirit of mer Hill resident who recounts where she received her fi rst de- member longer.” One hundred and fi fty years what was historically accurate,” 10/2 Malone 7 p.m. such escapades as “kidnapping” merit for wearing jeans that were This semester, Dr. Cal- later, Dr. Calhoun sat down with Dr. Calhoun said. 10/6 at Rio Grande 4 p.m. the RD, unit wars, post-curfew too tight. “Of course, like any houn’s class is reading Walden English Professor Ryan Futrell The cabin “won’t be one 10/9 at Grace 2 p.m. runs to Meijer, and of course on- good freshman,” she recalled, “I by Thoreau. Thoreau was a and talked about ideas for a proj- hundred percent authentic,” he 10/12 Ohio Domincan 7 p.m. added, since it will not include a The Friday Night line chat and gaming (Howard went to all my friends, and they transcendentalist of the 1800s ect. They decided to celebrate 10/15 Trinity International 7 p.m. did manage to receive a 4.0 mug all confi rmed that my jeans were and America’s most famous the anniversary by replicating stove, a bed, or other such things 10/16 Mobile after getting married to Tracy). not too tight.” A lover of theatre, nonconformist. In an effort to the cabin and using it as an edu- achieve personal freedom, he cational experience. Women’s Soccer Tracy Howard was able to Linn pursued a communication lived for two years in a cabin Now a month into the semes- See WALDEN Page 9 10/2 Malone have a good time while remain- arts degree with a “platform arts” emphasis. 10/5 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3:30 p.m. Football Solution ing fairly well-behaved. She re- 10/9 Taylor membered that, “There still was As the current director of by Richie Reeder still been undefeated since 1953. In Italy they traveled from the reality of the New Testament, well this season. After two that fear that if I messed up too Alumni Relations at Cedar- ADVENTURES 10/15 at Walsh It’s the Cedarville High School heartbreaking losses to begin Rome to Siena, to Florence, to but still wasn’t prepared for the badly, my dad would fi nd out.” ville, Linn fi nds that while many continued from page 1 10/19 at Urbana Indians that kicked off their sea- the season against two very re- Venice and many places be- depth of what we learned.” things have changed, “[the Volleyball Another Friday night in Ce- son shortly after students arrived spectable teams, they really re- Michael Wittmer ’89: Years sides. They saw the Vatican, The itinerary was full, but on campus, and are now in full alumni] want students to experi- ary journeys although having a 10/2 Rio Grande 11 a.m. darville, and you’re lounging sponded well with decisive vic- ago, Cedarville outlawed water Michelangelo’s David, the cata- the team also had time to mingle ence what we experienced, and lot of fun proved an additional around in your dorm wondering stride under the direction of third tories in their next two games. fi ghts thanks to Wittmer and 10/2 Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3 p.m. year coach, Shawn Hein. it has little to do with whether benefi t. combs where so many Christians with the culture, drink cappuc- why you decided to attend col- It’s encouraging to see a group the residents of Lawlor. With 10/5 at Central State 7 p.m. The Indians football program we wore skirts or pants. We Each participant also had are buried, the Circus Maximus cino, and just enjoy life on the lege in a town where the nearest of kids fi ght and battle for their little to do on a Friday night, 10/8 Walsh has had an enormous amount of school and community every want to know that students are personal reasons for going: where so many died, all while other side of the world, creating mall is roughly a half an hour Wittmer remembers the entire walking in the same places Paul a mixture of learning and living. 10/9 Malone 12 p.m. away, and eyebrows have raised success since its debut in 1960. weekend.” still growing in the Lord and are some wanted to tour Europe, Coach Everett Hickman, who dorm erupting into a massive would have walked and seeing Dr. Hoffeditz said, “We 10/9 Campbellsville 4 p.m. to the term “movie theatre” un- Although most people go having a great time doing it, just some were curious. Dr. Hof- the stadium is named for, laid water fi ght that used trash cans the way God orchestrates his- laughed our way through Greece til just a few years ago. to the high school on Friday like we did.” feditz, a more experienced 10/11 at Shawnee State 7 p.m. the foundation for the program. tory. and Italy and learned a lot on the Just when you’re giving up nights to watch the game, it’s traveler, said he went to “gain 10/12 Ohio Dominican 7 p.m. The program then rose to promi- just a part of all the stimulating The group members had little way.” hope of ever fi nding something a fi rst-hand experience with the 10/19 at Urbana 7 p.m. to do, and you’re praying that nence under Ohio High School action that goes on. Bible, grow in the love of the in common in the beginning, but Those interested in similar Coaches Hall of Fame member “It’s more of a big event. after traveling halfway across the trips should contact Dr. Blum- your friends from home will Lord, get to know the students, never know that your Cedar- Jim Villinger. Cedarville High The band, the booster clubs, world together, smashing into menstock or Dr. Hoffeditz, who have a cross-cultural experi- ville weekends only consist of School has enjoyed 30 winning the concessions, the commu- ence… and get to travel with buses, sharing late nights, early are planning a three week bibli- eating Chuck’s food and typing seasons, 15 conference champi- nity: they all add to the night onships, 6 undefeated seasons, Dr. Blumenstock!” mornings, and weird cultural cal archaeology tour to Egypt on instant messenger, you dis- in a special way as the football and 9 trips to the OHSAA Play- The group toured Greece experiences, the team developed and Turkey in May. cover a faint sound in the dis- game becomes just a part of the offs. evening,” said Bertemes. for 8 days and Italy for 9. In camaraderie as contemporary tance. You hear cheering and Christians, partakers of the his- you know it can’t be another The 2004 football season has With two more home games Greece the group visited Ath- had it’s ups and downs for the tory they learned, and fellow Lawlor riot. You hear the slight left on the slate against Catholic ens, Corinth, Delphi, Philippi Indians as they have experienced travelers. sound of band and instruments, Central (October 8) and North- and many other places. They victories while crushing Yellow eastern (October 15), it’s sure That camaraderie became but all the music majors are climbed the same steps Paul busy studying. The commotion Springs 49-21 and blanking to be an interesting race to the took to the top of Mars Hill and an integrated part of the whole Southeastern High School 31- end of the season. experience, the experience that gets louder and louder as you saw the river where Lydia met listen out your window. What 0, but have also lost three close So, the next time it’s a bor- matched and even exceeded ex- Paul. Costas Tsevas, a native is this sudden uproar? games. ing Friday night, get off the Greek Christian, led the group pectations. It’s football season in Cedar- When asked for his personal computer and go have some evaluation of this year’s team, and taught them the biblical Group member Nathanael ville! Don’t worry; the t-shirts real fun across the street and Cedarville High School Athletic signifi cance behind the sights Dewhurst said, “I went expect- you see on campus are still cheer the Indians on to victory! ing to have my eyes opened to true. Cedarville University has Director, P.J. Bertemes, respond- they saw. ed, “Our guys have played very THE BACK PAGE NAPOLEON 12 Inform DYNAMITE Encourage WILL BLOW Inspire YOUR MIND... -see page 8 Sidewalk Talk since 1906 Friday, October 1, 2004 ON THE WEB: people.cedarville.edu/cedars Vol. 53, No. 2 Rebecca Wolff What is at Sophomore Theatre Major Lady Jackets

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Phillip Prater Peter Locke Junior Senior Ranked at number 16 with a Youth Ministry Major, Mechanical Engineering 21-2 standing, the Lady Jackets Christian ed. volleyball team is making its Major mark on the NAIA courts. Sep- tember 24 and 25 stood out with “A prof told me a volk- “A lot of fruit.” a 4-0 win as the Lady Jackets defeated Aqunias, Benedictine, swagen beetle was Bethel, and Northwestern Iowa down there.” at the Trinity Christian Invita- Pieces of a dock lay crumbled near the home of senior student Dan Rogers in Niceville, Florida. D. Rogers| CONTRIBUTED tional. In Saturday’s three close Broadway matches, freshman Sarah Zelt- Hurricanes Hit CU Students men burned 19 kills and sopho- Bound more Julia Bradley followed by Sara Dehart my parent’s businesses in Port The fi cus was a huge tree and with 12. Both senior Kelsey Charlotte were deemed unus- its branches spread out over Hannah Draxler William Duncan Provokes Both Jones and junior Lauren Mable June 1 - November 30 able. They had to evacuate. about half of our roof. Luckily, Senior Sophomore struck over 30 digs each. Thoughts means one thing to Floridians There isn’t power in any of it fell the opposite direction and Athletic Training Major Political Science Major and residents of the Atlantic that area, a bunch of my friends into our yard,” said Partain. That same day, junior Eri- and Laughter coast: hurricane season. pool cages were torn off, and “At fi rst, Frances was head- ca Paugh and Bradley fought “I heard a myth about a “Probably sunken Since the academic year my friend, Gracie, who lives in ing directly for my house, and I through a fi ve-game match with by Hannah Offi cer began, several hurricanes have Punta Gorda, had a bunch of her was kinda scared for my family. 19 kills apiece. Jones added 38 deer carcus being down engineering canoes.” hammered the Floridian coast, windows and doors torn off or We lived in Florida when hur- assists and Mable shelled out there.” During the fi rst and second including Charley, Frances, broken. For the most part, my ricane Andrew hit in 1992 and 31 digs. The winning high may weekends of October, Cedar- Ivan, and now, Jeanne. At the close friends were pretty well caused $26 billion dollars worth very well have been drawn out ville University will pres- time this story was written, taken care of. A hurricane tore of damage. We had friends of Friday’s quick matches. ent Neil Simon’s Broadway Jeanne has claimed four Ameri- through Englewood, and most whose houses were completely Against Benedictine, Zelt- Bound. can lives. of the businesses that my par- destroyed during that storm, so man and Bradley fostered 32 This autobiographical play, Yet, while hurricanes seem ents did business [with] were we don’t take hurricanes as a kills and 15 blocks. Zeltman set in 1949, tells the story of far away from landlocked Ce- fl attened,” said Neumann. joke.” set a school record of .905 at- two Brooklyn brothers who darville, they still affect Cedar- In addition to Neumann’s With all the destruction and tack percentage in reaching 19 attempt to write a comedy ville students. losses, Lisa Partain, a junior death hurricanes can cause, out of 21 kills with no errors. According to Konrad Neu- from Hollywood, Florida, was some preventative tips can be sketch for live radio. Their The opening match against mann, a sophomore from En- also affected by hurricane taken when a hurricane is pre- sketch succeeds and airs on Aquinas again served the Lady glewood, Florida, both hurri- Frances. “The awesomest tree dicted to strike. CBS. This achievement gives Jackets with triumph as Zelt- them the opportunity to write cane Charley and Frances have in world, a fi cus that stood in Robert Marcello, a junior for the newly developing tele- affected his life this fall. “Over our backyard as a symbol of half our town was destroyed; freedom and fun for all chil- vision industry. However, See HURRICANES Page 3 See VOLLEYBALL Page 9 while their careers are rising, dren, was killed by Frances. their once happy home-life is declining. Their parents’ mar- riage is strained, and divorce Professors looms as an ever-present pos- sibility. Lead Greek In a comedic style, this play explores relationships, the ups and downs of family and Italian life, and the post-World War II entertainment industry. D. Snell | CEDARS The Cedarville theatre Adventure faculty chose this play last spring. Rebecca Baker, the by Kristen Livingston THE ‘BUSH’ STOPS HERE play’s director, explains that they chose it not only because This summer from July 30 it is a good play, but because to August 17, 19 people, mostly “it deals with the breakup of a Cedarville students, traveled marriage which is a subject we to Greece and Italy with Drs. all face and can all relate to.” Blumenstock and Hoffeditz. Baker said she hopes this The purpose of the trip was to opens up the subject of di- visit historical sights, specifi - vorce for discussion. She said cally those places the apostle that the play is not a “judg- Paul had been on his mission- mental approach” to divorce but a “compassionate, honest look at the diffi culties in mar- The CU Biblical Archaeology Study Group visited the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. D. Hoffeditz | CONTRIB- See ADVENTURE Page 2 riage.” Despite the seriousness of this subject, Baker emphasizes that the play is a comedy. It AND YOU THOUGHT THE BEST FOOTBALL WHY YOUR DOG deals with these issues in a hu- THE HILL TEAM IN TOWN, BY THINKS YOU’RE AN morous way that reveals both WAS RUSTIC DEFAULT IDIOT see THOREAU page 3 see FOOTBALL SOLUTION page 11 see DEAD LANGUAGE page 6

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