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Falwell Jr. says that he still stands in May, electrical engineering Page 12 behind Trump, even after the public major Nathan Bergey release of a 2005 video shows the constructed a tiny but fully ENTERTAINMENT nominee discussing sexually functional RV from his Honda Just the tenders: Every phenomenon at Grove City has a assaulting women. Page 2 Accord. Page 3 Facebook page. Even the chicken tenders. Page 5 TheCollegian Friday, October 14, 2016 The Grove City College Student Newspaper Vol. 103, No. 6 Trump’s nightmare week Caleb Harshberger room banter” and ac- Editor in Chief cused Former President Bill Clinton of saying Last Friday, the elec- much worse “on the golf tion took its ugliest turn course.” yet when the Wash- Almost immediately, ington Post released a Republicans began re- 2005 video in which scinding their endorse- Trump bragged about, ments of Trump. Mike among other things, Pence said he could non-consensually grop- not defend his running ing women. mate’s comments and “When you’re a star, Paul Ryan has said that they let you do it,” he will now only focus Trump is heard saying. on congressional elec- The video shows the tions, though he did not outside of a bus where rescind his endorse- Trump and Billy Bush, ment. then of “Access Holly- Grove City College PHYSICS CLUB wood” were talking as President Paul McNulty The Grove City College Physics Club carved pumpkins and used chemicals to blow them up on the quad. Dr. Wagner supervised they arrived to shoot knows Speaker Ryan the domlition of the fall fruits. Trump’s cameo on the personally and says he soap opera “Days of has great respect for Our Lives.” him. The audio was picked “I thought Paul Ryan, up on Trump’s mic, and even Vice Presi- which he apparently dential nominee Mike did not know was on. Pence, expressed ap- In the tape, Trump propriately the offen- Smashing casually brags about sive nature of those hitting on a married words and the fact that woman, objectifies a they thought they were woman on the set and entirely unacceptable,” talks about how his he said. “I share in that status as a star permits same sense of repug- pumpkins him to non-consensual- nancy of that language.” ly kiss and grope wom- Talks about replac- Kelleigh Huber for the pumpkin to ex- en. ing Trump on the ticket Life Editor plode, the bottle had to Trump had married briefly began to be- re be positioned as far into his current wife Mela- vived, and even Glenn Monday evening, the pumpkin as pos- nia, a few months be- Beck has said he has the Physics Club blew sible. fore. thought about voting Grove City students’ After carving, stu- Many across the na- for Hillary Clinton! minds with what dents headed out to tion have been quick McNulty, however is sounded like a gunshot the quad to watch the to point out what these skeptical whether such over the quad. explosions, as Dr. Fair comments amount to: a process is possible, Fortunately, the and Dr. Wagner filled bragging about sexual given that many have shot was loud, but the two-liter bottles assault. already voted and many only resulted in scat- with liquid nitrogen, The release of the ballots have already tered pumpkin pieces moving away from the tape immediately saw been drawn up. throughout the grass, pumpkins. In a few Trump on the defen- “It seems the prac- their weekly meeting Carving the pumpkin in part of a tradition the minutes, the pumpkins sive. He dismissed his ticalities are nearly in Physics Club enjoys in Rockwell, finding a traditional Halloween had swollen and put off remarks as “locker surmountable at this pre-Halloween. pumpkin and a two-li- style was not the plan. a loud noise to signal TRUMP 2 Students gathered for ter bottle to work with. However, in order their explosion. Rise of the Rainbow Robbery on Molly Wicker ally group on campus, National Coming lege will continue to Broad Street News Editor said. Out Day, observed practice an attitude of “We wanted to bring each Oct. 11 for the acceptance and love. Caleb Harshberger regardless of whether From a table in the awareness to the fact past 28 years, is a day “It’s important be- Editor in Chief they see or directly per- Student Union, wear- that there are LGBT- to “celebrate coming cause the church is ceive a weapon. ing a purple shirt, Lau- plus people on cam- out as lesbian, gay, bi- having the conversa- The FBI and Grove The man was ap- ren Shay ’19, handed pus and that they need sexual, transgender, tion as a whole right City Police are search- proximately 5’ 8”, 150 out rainbow stickers love as much as any- queer (LGBTQ) or as now,” said Jason ing for the man who pounds and was wear- Tuesday to willing one else.” an ally,” according Dauer ’16, a biblical robbed Citizens Bank ing tinted sunglasses, passing observers to The event’s Face- to the Human Rights and religious studies/ last Friday morning. jeans and a denim shirt. mark “Coming Out book page describes Campaign website. communications stud- The robber, who po- Police are asking any- Day.” it as an opportunity “It was encourag- ies double major who lice described as a 40 to one who has any infor- “Coming Out Day is to pick up a “rainbow ing to see a show of identifies as gay. 50-year-old white man, mation to call 724-458- important because ad- sticker and informa- support for National “We can’t pretend did not use a weapon 7925. dressing one’s sexual- tion about what it Coming Out day,” like it’s not happen- and walked out with an He was last seen driv- ity and coming out is means to be an ally.” said Claire Waugh ’16. ing. And when we have undisclosed amount of ing a late model Honda really hard for every- Despite their use of “That would have nev- these conversations, cash. Investigators said sedan, and was heading one, but it can be espe- an “unofficial table,” er happened during we need to be in- the man entered the in the direction of In- cially hard for those in Shay and other stu- my freshman year.” formed. It’s not about bank around 10:50 a.m. terstate 80. a Christian communi- dents hoped the event Students at the table being politically cor- Bank tellers are ex- Citizens Bank did not ty,” Shay, the student “helped to spread the said they are hopeful pected to comply with wish to comment at this leader of an unofficial love at GCC.” that Grove City Col- RAINBOW 2 a robber’s demands, time. Page 2 The Collegian Oct. 14, 2016

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Yesterday, Keith and Kristyn Getty were in- troduced at chapel by President Paul J. Mc- Nulty in Harbison Cha- pel. The Gettys played their signature hymanl hit “In Christ Alone” during the service. Both Gettys per- formed vocally, while Keith also played the piano. They also hosted a worship music work- shop. Later in the day, they played in the PLC are- na. Keith and Kristyn Getty are popular Christian hymnists, who have performed around the world. Their work has been well-received in Chris- tian circles in a wide range of denomina- tions. Falwell defends Trump RAINBOW rect — it’s about hav- Molly Wicker date unless Jesus Christ Dobson, who has de- ing fruitful dialogue.” News Editor is on the ballot,” he clined all media inter- Tuesday’s event was said. views, posted a state- the most recent ac- Liberty University “I’ve got a wife and a ment on his website knowledgement of the President Jerry Fal- daughter, and nobody on Monday, saying, LGBTQ population well Jr. has re-affirmed wants to hear their “First, Trump appears on campus. For the his support for Donald women talked about in to be tender to things past several months, Trump in the aftermath that manner.” of the Spirit. Do I know some professors have of a lewd recording Despite denouncing that for sure? No. Do affixed rainbow stick- from 2005 that recently the comments, he also I know the details of ers on their office surfaced. In it, the GOP described the conver- that alleged conver- doors as a sign that nominee brags about sation as “somebody sion? I can’t say that I it is a “safe space” for using his fame to prey bragging in a locker do. But there are many students who iden- on women. room-type environ- Christian leaders who tify as lesbian, gay, In comments made ment about something are serving on a faith bisexual, transgender to WBAC Radio in New they never did,” echo- advisory committee for CHIP SOMODEVILLA - GETTY IMAGES or queer. A lack of a York City, Falwell al- ing the candidates de- Trump in the future.” Jerry Falwell voices his continually support for Trump, sticker doesn’t indi- leged that the conversa- scription of the conver- He pitted Hillary Clin- despite the recent video release of the GOP candidate. cate a professor isn’t tion was intentionally sation. ton against Trump, say- leaked by GOP leaders The recording, which ing “Hillary scares me open to those students have inside information “I was told six weeks as a way to sabotage the was first reported by to death.” and their concerns, ac- about certain members ago they had a plan that campaign from the in- The Washington Post, Pat Robertson, cording to organizers of the Republican Party would guarantee that side. Trump is speaking founder of Regent Uni- of Tuesday’s event. who may have released Trump wouldn’t be the “I think this whole with Billy Bush, then versity, also defended Students whose ex- the tape as a means to nominee on Nov. 8. videotape thing was a member of “Access Trump on the “700 pressions of sexual or get out of financial en- Then to watch it unfold planned, I think it was Hollywood,” describing Club” program, saying gender identity con- dorsements they made this weekend, I have to flicts with the school’s timed, I think it might how he forcibly kisses “A guy does something in the past. admit it looked a little traditional evangeli- have even been a con- and gropes women, as 11 years ago. It’s a con- “I think a lot of the fishy to me,” Falwell cal values can be un- spiracy among the es- well as hits on married versation in Hollywood establishment Republi- said. “... I just think comfortable on a tablished Republicans women. where he’s trying to cans have been conspir- they’ve never gotten who’ve known about it “When you’re a star look macho.” ing together for the last over the bitterness and campus that has been for weeks and who tried they let you do it,” Others, including six weeks or more, and I just their disappoint- identified as LGBTQ to time it to do the max- Trump says in the re- prominent theologian think it’s all a plan,” he ment that one of them unfriendly by Princ- imum damage to Don- cording. “You can do Wayne Grudem, have said, citing “sources I didn’t get the nomina- eton Review’s student ald Trump,” Falwell anything.” pulled back their sup- believe are reliable. It’s tion.” surveys and Campus told reporter Rita Cos- Moments later, he port for Trump. Ac- nothing I can prove. It Falwell has praised Pride, a gay advocacy by on her podcast after adds, “Grab them by cording to The Wash- wasn’t a coincidence it Trump’s policy posi- group. After years in Sunday night’s debate. the p----. You can do ington Post, Grudem came out right before tions and commitment the number one and Falwell condemned anything.” said “I previously called Trump was supposed to appoint conservative two spots on Princ- the comments made by Falwell, who is presi- Donald Trump a ‘good to appear with Paul Supreme Court justices eton Review’s list, Trump, saying, “There dent of the largest evan- candidate with flaws’ Ryan at a rally and it and has said his po- Grove City College fell was nothing defensi- gelical university in the and a ‘flawed candi- conveniently gave Paul litical ideas outweigh to number 9 this year. ble. It was completely country, was one of date’ but I now regret Ryan a way to disinvite his temperament and The Crimson stu- out of order, it’s not Trump’s first key en- that I did not more Trump. I can’t prove transgressions. dent handbook doesn’t something I’m going to dorsements from Chris- strongly condemn his any of it, it’s my opin- “You have to look at address homosexu- defend . . . it was rep- tian leaders. moral character. I can- ion.” actions, not words,” ality, but prohibits rehensible. We’re all The campaign has not commend Trump’s He claims that he Falwell said Monday. pre-marital sex of any sinners, every one of us. divided evangelicals. moral character, and became aware of a “... All I know is when kind, heterosexual or We’ve all done things James Dobson, founder I strongly urge him to plan made by top Re- Trump was asked in homosexual. publicans to sabotage the debate last night if we wish we hadn’t.” of Focus on the Family, withdraw from the elec- The extent to which “We’re never going affirmed his Trump en- tion.” Trump’s race nearly six he had ever assaulted a the Crimson hand- to have a perfect candi- dorsement on Monday. Falwell claims to weeks ago. woman, he said no.” book address these TRUMP and wealthy financiers. against Bill Clinton blow that her support- their vote, McNulty has matters is to prohibit This may hurt her have not been proven. ers were hoping for, but some advice: “Don’t premarital sex of any with millennials, but it McNulty who was Trump failed to make forget that God is sov- kind, “heterosexual or point in the process,” he is unclear how damag- involved in the former up for the infamous ereign over all of this. homosexual”, or any said. ing this will be espe- president’s impeach- tape. However, he did This is not happening sexual misconduct On the other side of cially in comparison to ment, said regarding do a well enough to dis- in some kind of eternal “that violates historic the aisle, Hillary Clin- the state of the Trump Hillary Clintons cam- pel any notions of him vacuum.” Christian standards.” ton did not escape the campaign. paign that he is “more stepping down or being On a more uplift- week unscathed. On Sunday, the sec- impacted by the more replaced. ing note: America In an apparent re- ond presidential started recent revelations in As the race currently seems to have found a Write for The sponse to the Trump off with the candidates terms of just untrust- stands, Hillary holds a new sweetheart in the video, WikiLeaks pub- opting not to shake worthiness and judge- solid lead in the polls. sweater clad Ken Bone, lished speech excerpts hands. ment.” Trump’s performance who’s question, the fi- Collegian of speeches she gave Early on, Trump de- The topic was in the debate, while nal one in the debate, The between 2013 and 2015 fended his remarks by dropped at that point not terrible, has been Collegian provides to Wall Street firms and citing Bill Clinton’s al- as moderators Ander- thoroughly ridiculed in asked the candidates opportunities for other corporate inter- leged sexual assaults son Cooper and Martha GIFs, memes and so- whether there was any- ests. on women and saying Raddatz, fought to in- cial media posts nation- thing they respected in students who are If these documents that his comments were ject substance into the wide, and it is unlikely their opponents. interested in journal- are real, they show Clin- “just words,” while the political theater. that his campaign will Bone has become ism, in writing and ton apparently advocat- Bill Clinton’s alleged As is becoming ever recover in time for the an internet sensation in exploring campus ing for “open trade and crimes and Hillary Clin- more common, reviews election, a mere 24 days and is undoubtedly the events and issues. open borders” while ton’s attacks on his ac- are mixed as to who away. most positive thing to Email us at colle- trying to show her cusers were actions. won. Clinton failed to For those still decid- come from politics this closeness to Wall Street These allegations deliver the knockout ing what to do with week. [email protected]. Oct. 14, 2016 Life Page 3 The Quad will glow Ruth Finley Contributing Writer

A game of glow in the dark Capture the fFag, hosted by the sis- ters of Phi Sigma Chi and brothers of Kappa Alpha Phi, will light up the quad this Satur- day, Oct. 15. Teams of six mem- bers will compete in a tournament against one another. Accord- ing to sophomore Me- gan Crutcher, one of the event’s organizers, each team will have a glow stick color of ei- ther pink or blue as- signed to them and a glowing baton as a “flag.” The teams will play two at a time and a bucket of prizes will be awarded to the win- MYTINYRV.COM ners. Nathan Bergey ‘16, a Grove City College alumnus who graduated this past May, converted his Honda Accord into a fully functioning RV. Phi Sigma Chi and Kappa Alpha Phi are organizing this event for the first time ever. “It’s unique that it’s The little RV that could glow-in-the-dark too, because a lot of orga- Caleb Harshberger Bergey graduated manner of facilities and WFMJ. “Once in traffic reach. nizations have sales Editor in Chief from GCC last year with essentials with running I pulled down my sink, “It’s freedom… I can for things and the only a degree in electric en- water, bed, refrigerator turned down my faucet just go anywhere,” he night game that I know gineering, something and all. and filled up my water of is Humans vs. Zom- Grove City College he’s already been put- Bergey has driven bottle and the guy [next said. bies,” Crutcher said. alumnus Nathan Ber- ting to good use. all over the country in to me] couldn’t believe Bergey is now head- Members of the so- gey ’16 recently made “I call it ‘One Tiny his miniature house on it!” ed to Ohio where he rority and fraternity the news when he con- RV,” Nate told WFMZ- wheels, from Penn. To With his “Tiny RV,” has been hired as a will don glowing green verted his car into a ful- TV News. Calif, Yosemite and Ari- he has the freedom to act as officials for systems engineer. His ly functioning RV out He’s had the car for a zona. to travel wherever he the competition and to of his two-door Honda while now and set about “Some double takes likes, with all the ame- plan is to drive his RV mark the boundaries, Accord. equipping it will all in Hollywood,” he told nities right within arm’s to work every day. which will reach from the upper quad to the back of STEM. According to Lindy Reilly, Falcetta published Bowser, the social chair of Phi Sigma Chi, the groups chose in Chemical Physics the Quad for the event Kelleigh Huber due to its centrality on Life Editor campus. “We really, really wanted it to be on Grove City Col- the Quad,” she said, BLOOMBERG.COM lege recently received “where everybody can GCC students can more easily get their Taco Bell fix. name recognition from see it, and you look out a prominent scientific your dorm room win- Taco Triumph journal for the contri- dow and go ‘What is butions of Professor that crazy person do- Joe Setyon essentials, then cel- Michael Falcetta and ing?’” Managing Editor ebrate with a meat and senior biochemistry The members of the cheese-filled feast. student Nathan Reil- sorority decided on The advent of a new Like most Taco Bells, ly, whose work on ion the tournament in lieu school year often sees this one has a range of states was included in NATHAN REILLY DR. MICHAEL FALCETTA of their usual wiffle many physical changes menu items, from the the most recent issue ball tournament. They on campus, and this sizeable Quesarito to of Chemical Physics. and radiation on bio- as well as three Grove hope the unique fea- year is no different, the thirst-quenching Falcetta, along with chemical systems. City students. tures of the new event as Grove City College Baja Blast. Students co-author K.D. Jor- Falcetta, Jordan and The Swezey Scien- will peak interest and spent nearly $7 million on a budget can enjoy draw participants. dan, professor at the Reilly all played inte- tific Instrumentation on renovations. How- themselves as well, “It will be madness University of Pitts- gral parts in creating and Research Fund ever, one off-campus as they can purchase ,”Bowser said, adding burgh, began re- the paper and prepar- has assisted the Hope- change that has many one of several value “I kind of wish I could searching these sys- ing it for publication. students buzzing is the menu items, including man School of Sci- play.” tems years ago, but Reilly was key in per- opening of a new Taco the Beefy Fritos Bur- ence, Engineering and The glow sticks and they were prompted Bell just two miles from rito, the Cheesy Bean forming the calcula- Mathematics in fund- the Quad are not the to begin a more orga- campus. and Rice Burrito, the tions working alongside ing student and faculty only special charac- nized study after find- Grove City has always Cheesy Roll-Up and Falcetta, while Jordan research since the start teristics of the event. had a Taco Bell in the more. ing results that did not and Falcetta collective- of the fund in 2007. Bowser said, “Insider match those already area, but it was some- Fans of the fast food ly produced the manu- The fund supports trader secret: watch published. what far from campus, chain are excited and script and compared re- scholarly work, helps your mailboxes be- The investigation, about five miles. Stu- pleasantly surprised sults to other findings. in purchasing equip- cause we’re giving out according to Falcetta, dents were still able to about the opening of According to Falcetta, ment and also pro- coupons,” she added. is ongoing as they try satisfy their Mexican the new restaurant, Jordan’s work was vital vides research sti- “I’ve never had an or- food cravings, but the to find a conclusion for to the project. ganization offer that.” even though it was ac- pends to students, walk to the parking lot, tually announced last why their results have “Dr. Jordan’s deep The coupons apply to them opportunity to the drive to and from semester. varied from those al- insight into the funda- the registration fee be published prior to the restaurant, and “I knew the Taco ready circulating. mental aspects of the and will be distributed their graduation. The the walk back to the Bell was opening soon, Their paper, entitled problem and his experi- in the days before the College is helpful in as- dorm made the journey but it’s great it that it “Stabilization Calcula- ence added a great deal tournament. sisting with traveling something of a hassle. happened so quick- tions of the Low-Lying to the analysis,” Falcet- Without the coupon, when there is a chance Now, the new Taco ly,” said senior Taco Temporary Anions ta said. registration costs $15 to present the papers Bell is just down the Bell enthusiast David States of Be, Mg and Jordan was Falcetta’s for a six-person team Hopely. as well. or $4 for individuals. road from campus, on Ca,” was centered on doctoral advisor, and West Main Street. It is Hopely noted that To register, teams may the short-lived nega- the two have worked “I really believe that right next to Walmart, his favorite item is the either email Crutcher tive ion states of the together on a variety some of the best learn- and in close proxim- Taco 12-Pack, which or register the night of atoms aforemen- of projects prior to this ing comes in the pro- ity to Sheetz, County he sometimes shares, the event at 7:30 pm tioned. Using some one, including a paper cess of doing research. Market and Aldi. It is but often devours on The students not only on the Rockwell stairs. of their own compu- published earlier this The proceeds will go to open until 1 A.M. daily, his own. apply what they have meaning that students The restaurant’s tational procedures, year in the Journal of St. Jude’s Children’s learned in the class- can feast on burritos, opening also means Falcetta, Reilly and Chemical Physics. In- Hospital, which focus- room but they also see enchiladas, nachos and more opportunities in Jordan found the short cluded in that previ- es on researching and tacos into the wee hours the Grove City area, lives of these atoms’ ous publication were how aspects covered treating catastrophic of the morning. both for residents of states have remarkable not only Jordan and in different classes diseases in children. Because the res- the town and students, impact in important Falcetta, but also Dr. work together to give For more informa- taurant is so close to as the restaurant is areas including plan- Mark Fair, Professor of a deeper understand- tion, contact Megan Walmart, it allows accepting job applica- etary atmospheres, Physics and Engineer- ing of the chemistry,” Cutcher, or the event’s students to buy their tions. plasma technologies ing here at Grove City, Falcetta said. Facebook page. Page 4 The Collegian Oct. 14, 2016 African American museum awaits Grovers Rio Arias culture. Others have trip to go and see the Perspectives Editor raised questions, like Museum in Washing- why wasn’t more done ton, D.C. The Smithsonian to people like Clarence Leaving on Friday the 21st of October, a made headlines when it Thomas who is unpop- ular among many Black charter bus of both fac- announced the opening Americans. ulty and students of all of its first ever National The national muse- years will take travelers Museum of African- um describes itself as to the capital to visit the American History and a place that “helps all museum. The bus will Culture (NMAAHC). Americans see hoe their depart early that morn- The idea for the mu- stories, their histories, ing and come back be- seum was first pro- and their cultures are fore midnight. posed in 1915 by Black shaped and formed In a single day, Grove veterans of the U.S. by global influences”, City College faculty and Civil War, but no ini- through the lens of Af- students will have the tiative was taken until rican-American history. chance to experience 2003, when Congress Tickets are already firsthand an entire his- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE approved the construc- being booked until tory of America through The Museum of African American History and Culture opened its doors recently. tion of the museum un- January, and some key the culture of a people Although tickets have been booked through the end of the year, Grove City College der President George artifacts on display group that has long students will have the chance to visit the museum over Fall Break. W. Bush. include Nat Turner’s faced hardship but per- At the time, no one bible (who led a slave severed in resilience. building has many West Africa so you have had the honor of open- knew when exactly it revolt in 1813), a brass The National Mu- Greek and Roman in- to think abou the kind ing the museum to the would be completed, Selmer trumpet owned seum of African Ameri- fluences, but the ex- of empires at the time public, a sight that uni- but the designers of the by Louis Armstrong, can History and Culture terior was inspired by and the history that the fied cultures and com- building were aware of and a dress Rosa parks represents a change in the three-tiered crowns African American com- munities across the US, the weight that their was making shortly be- this country- one where project carried. found in West African munity has.” in place of many racial fore being arrested in we seek to honor those “...We knew we were Yoruban art. The museum’s open- tensions that had previ- civil disobedience. different than us, rath- building something, not “The museum is not ing was celebrated ously taken the media Since it is so dif- er than focus on that for the next ten year but just about making it through three days of spotlight. ficult to get into the which divides us. The the next 100 years that any shape for the sake concerts, festivities, Some have asked why NMAAHC, and it’s such bus trip is a once in a would represent our of it”, said lead designer and celebrity appear- it took so long to have a a significant event, the lifetime change to be culture”, said lead ar- David Adjaye. ances, such as Will museum honoring such Office of Multicultural a part of this narrative chitect Philip Freelon. “It really tries to bring Smith and Oprah Win- a distinct and influen- Education and Initia- while it is still new and Design-wise, the you back to Central and frey. President Obama tial group in American tives is hosting a bus developing. Rising up for Stalking and the friend zone Elevator Pitch Dr. Love Molly Wicker You have them in News Editor your sights, that per- son you have been scoping out for a cou- Grove City College ple weeks/months/ will hold the prelimi- years, and the time has person you’re inter- outdated to use the nary round of the 2016 finally come. You have ested in will see any di- word “date” and “pur- Elevator Pitch Compe- mustered up enough rect move as “coming sue,” but it is worth tition on Oct. 26. courage to actually ask on too strong.” This it because it cuts out The Elevator Pitch that person on a date. can be hard to judge, the vagueness. State Competition affords all Whether they are but sometimes it’s ob- your intentions early students the opportu- your closest friend or vious. on, so you are both nity to pitch their new someone you saw one Usually, however, clear about why you venture ideas to a panel day wearing Chacos it’s better to err on the are spending time to- of judges, offering cash across campus, it can side of being too direct gether. prizes in two categories: be difficult to figure than being too ambig- While this method commercial enterprise out the right approach. uous. The main fault of does tend to speed up and social enterprise. Here are two different the passive approach is the process (you deter- Last year’s competition methods to ask that that it tends to sound mine sooner whether had 102 students from certain someone out so noncommittal that this is a person you 17 different majors par- on a date. the person you’re ask- want to continue dat- One of the most ing out won’t actually ing and have a rela- ticipate. common ways to ask realize that you’re ask- tionship with), be wary “This competition GCCENTREPENEURSHIP.COM someone out today is ing them out. of what is affecting the has really taken on a life The Entrepeneurship Department held its elevator what I like to call the And, if they aren’t relationship’s speed. of its own,” said Profes- Pitch competition on Oct. 26. “Passive Proposal.” interested in you, but Is it validation, physi- sor Yvonne English of students’ networking times I struggle with This method comes in feel bad and take you cal attraction, fear the Entrepreneurship and presentation skills, “fleshing out” the de- handy when you want up on your offer any- of graduating alone? department. which are essential to tails of an idea, which to be subtle in your ap- ways, it’s an excellent (God forbid you enter “We’re thrilled to see any entrepreneur or is why competing in proach, or if you just way to find yourself the workforce single.) so many students from business professional. the elevator pitch don’t have the guts to in the friend zone. Now here is the key: a number of different Ideas for the competi- competitions is an in- actually let a person Remember: outright do this approach care- rejection sucks, but majors participate. Not tion may be at any stage credibly growing expe- know that you’d like to fully, so as not to come date him or her. drawn out rejection across stalker-esque. only is it a fun event, of development from rience.” The most common that takes the form of The far end of this but our students are creation of concepts or The event is spon- passive proposal usu- friendship sucks way spectrum is the temp- learning how to explain ideas to an established sored by The Center ally sounds something more. tation to take the rela- and defend their origi- venture. for Entrepreneurship like, “Hey, we should I call the next meth- tionship too seriously nal ideas – a skill that’s “As an entrepreneur- and Innovation, an hang out sometime!” od the “Bold Bachelor/ too soon. helpful no matter what ship major, one of the entrepreneurial think they do in the future.” or even worse, “I’m Bachelorette.” Thing Don’t propose or best ways to actually ap- tank based on campus. going to this event to- approach involves go- profess your unwaver- “Elevator pitch” is plicate what we learn in Through campus morrow, you should ing all in, and cutting ing love for them on shorthand for a short, class is to participate in events and lectures, come if you want to,” through the ambigu- the first date. That’s concise description of the elevator pitch com- The Center “seeks to or worst of all, “My ity that often accom- too much, and isn’t a business idea that can petition,” said Hannah raise the arc of inno- friends and I are hav- panies the early part protecting yourself or be delivered in the time Vaccaro ’18. vation across campus ing a study session, of getting to know the other person from in would take to ride an “Coming up with a and elevate the discus- would you like to par- someone. Actually use possible emotional elevator with a poten- unique idea is impor- sion of what matters – ticipate?” the word “date,” mak- hurt later. tial investor. The goal tant, but being able to values, judgement and That last one isn’t re- ing your intentions of Setting out the rea- of the competition is to tangibly express the character within the ally a way to ask some- spending time with the sons for your pursuit teach students to com- value proposition, how field of entrepreneur- one out at all, but some person obvious. Use early on can provide municate effectively the idea with become ial education.” of my more academi- those early dates to good opportunities for and allow their charis- profitable, marketing Students who make cally-inclined readers get to know the person meaningful conversa- ma and their venture’s strategy, and the other it past the first round may think that it is. and determine wheth- tions with him or her. positive characteristics necessary facets of a will continue on to the The passive proposal er “this is someone I So remember—be hon- to shine through in just business model, is cru- final round of the com- has its strengths; it’s would like to/not like est, upfront, bold (be- two minutes. cial to the success of an petition, which will invaluable when you’re to pursue.” cause it is kind of ter- The competition tests elevator pitch. Some- take place on Oct. 29. fairly certain that the It may feel weird or rifying) and have fun. Oct. 14, 2016 Entertainment Page 5 Civil Rights movie series aims to educate Jason Dauer Staff Writer

“The Rosa Parks Sto- ry” was featured as the start of Dr. Todd Allen’s Civil Rights Film Se- ries in partnership with SEAD (Students Excit- ed About Diversity) on Tuesday, Oct. 4. The 2002 biographi- BLACKSTARVIDEO.COM cal drama delivers a full “The Rosa Parks Story” view of Rosa Parks, who explores activist Rosa was more than just the Parks’ famous refusal to woman who refused to give up her bus seat to a give up her seat on a white passenger. bus in Montgomery, Al. in 1955. Luther King, Jr., plays Parks was an ordi- his father in the film. nary seamstress in the Geisler said she “defi- 1950s who made a sim- nitely gained a new per- ple decision that led to spective on Mrs. Parks’ the Montgomery Bus story, and I have so Boycott. much more respect for The film opens with her legacy and the im- Parks’ experiences pact that her personal in a private African- strength had on the American school run by events in Montgomery. white, Quaker women I also learned, through who taught the students this film and Dr. Al- TEMDERS OF GCC to overcome the lim- len’s [Rhetoric of Civil Grove City College President Dr. Paul McNulty poses with an order of the GeDunk’s famous chicken tenders. its segregation placed Rights] class, that I upon them. After years thought my knowledge of fighting for justice of Civil Rights History in the background, she was a lot deeper and joined the NAACP and more comprehensive Which came first? worked as the local than it actually is.” chapter’s secretary. Allen explained that When Parks was fa- his course, COMM 390: The chicken or the tender? Rhetoric of Civil Rights, mously arrested, it was Angela Kim just how important that end. comes to the Grille reg- actually the second gave him the idea for Staff Writer was to starting off your “I got that text,” said ularly. She’s a fun per- time she got in trouble this film series. week.” Grieb, laughing. “‘We’re son.” with that bus driver. “You can’t talk about “What came first – One day, the admins going to the farm; do Tenders of GCC The film helps dispel it and not see the film,” the chicken or the ten- started a group chat you want to go?’ And I makes students laugh many myths that exist said Allen. “It’s an out- der?” A student called called “Tenderitis,” was like… that’s really and roll their eyes when about Parks: it was not let to bring in more in- out during the Java and invited Grieb to be weird.” cooped up with mid- formation to [the stu- Jam during Homecom- a part of their brain- “They have so many terms, papers, etc; it planned, she was not dents]. Not all of the ing Week. storming process. things in the queue that is an excellent place to in the white section of This statement is a Tenders of GCC they are getting ready relieve stress and waste the bus and she was not information could be reference to the stu- flapped its way to- im to send out,” Grieb con- time. tired. covered in [class].” dent-run Facebook mediate success when tinued. “I am honestly “The founders of In her autobiography, He chose Hollywood page called “Tenders of College President Paul amazed at how many the page want to be Parks writes, “The only films and documenta- GCC,” which scratched J. McNulty `80 posed ideas they have.” kept anonymous,” said tired I was, was tired of ries that would pique together 318 likes and is in one of their first pho- One of these ideas Grieb. “I do not have giving in.” the interest of students. growing in popularity. tos with the caption: was the source of the admin rights.” Dr. Allen said that He said that he “tried Connor Grieb, a ju- “No caption necessary: tender – not the chick- Who are the found- to pick quality movies nior entrepreneurship President McNulty says en or the egg – but the ers of Tenders of GCC? Parks was “a woman major, was a part of it all #tendertuesday”. GeDunk itself. They ap- More importantly: that led a life of quiet that people wouldn’t Tenders of GCC at the Shortly afterwards, proached Ed, a worker which came first – the activism.” She was have seen before” such very beginning of the a photo was taken of at the GeDunk, and chicken or the tender? diligent and relentless as Selma or The Butler. process. a rooster from a near- asked him to pose for a These are questions when registering to The only problem with “They were always by farm, pecking at a photo. that remain unan- vote and when teach- this is that Hollywood sending me pictures chicken tender. The “They are pretty ec- swered for the moment. ing children activism. It films sometimes “don’t about chicken and how caption, “What came centric,” Ed said. “She In the meantime, stay shocked people that she get all of the informa- we should have our first, the chicken or the [one of the admins] tuned and go like Ten- was the one to say no. tion correct” and can be Sunday tenders, and tender?” became leg- goes to Starbucks and ders of GCC! This film not only “inadequate.” shows what led Parks to Allen said there is make her decision, but a lack of understand- it also shows how her ing about racial issues Scarecrows invade Memorial Park decision impacted her today “because we try Lizzy Borcherding personal relationships to understand what is Entertainment Editor afterward. happening through to- “My favorite part of day’s lens. We don’t un- Last Saturday, the the film was the way derstand the past that is town of Grove City they chose to depict trying to inform today’s hosted its annual Fall Mrs. Parks’ relation- perspectives.” Festival in Memorial Park. This event is held ship with her husband. He hopes that by every year on the sec- Seeing their personal showing these films, ond Saturday in Octo- struggles that resulted students become in- ber between 8 a.m. and from Mrs. Parks’ taking trigued by a topic and 5 p.m., where local food part in the Movement that they will spark dia- sellers and yard-salers added a new dimension logue. unite. to the story for me,” se- Allen is grateful to This year featured a nior Sara Geisler said. SEAD, Rio Arias and huge yard sale and craft The film stars An- Natalia Harris for col- sale that was housed underneath a pavilion. gela Bassett (“Ameri- laborating on this se- The festivities also in- can Horror Story,” ries. cluded pumpkin paint- SARH GIBBS “BoJack Horseman”) The Civil Rights Film ing, hay rides, “pie bak- On Oct. 8, the town of Grove City’s annual Fall Festival included a variety of activ- as Rosa Louise McCau- Series will continue ing and chili-making” ites, and attracted a combination of both townies and Grovers. ley Parks. Cicely Tyson with ESPN’s “30 for contests and a “pet (“The Help,” “How to 30: Ghosts of Ole Miss” test called, “Scarecrows and small children oughly enjoyed perus- parade,” according to Get Away With Mur- (2012) at 4 p.m. on Oct. grovecityareachamber. in the Park.” This con- away. ing the booths and scan- der”) also makes an 18 in HAL 207, “4 Little com. test is broken down into Despite the over- ning the scarecrows. appearance as Leona Girls” (1997) at 7 p.m. Locals who live in individual and business priced kettle corn and Students and townies Grove City or in the gen- divisions. Not only were the chilly weather, ev- alike took part, as the Edwards McCauley, on Nov. 3 in HAL 309 eral area also have the the scarecrows impres- eryone who attended festival was a chance for Rosa’s mother. Dexter and “Freedom Song” opportunity to enter the sive, but they also man- this year’s fall festival all to relax and explore Scott King, the young- (2000) at 4 p.m. on annual Scarecrow Con- aged to keep the birds seemed to have thor- all the town has to offer. est son of Dr. Martin Nov. 8 in HAL 207. Page 6 Through the Lens Oct. 14, 2016

‘Midnight Mayhem!’ Grove City College’s the United States. Society of Automotive The event itself, Engineers recently re- which lasted four turned from Midnight hours, was held on a lit Mayhem, an annual track at night, the only race at the University of such Baja SAE event to Louisville. occur after dark. Of the more than GCC has been send- 100 cars competing in ing a team to the annual the competition, two of them were from Grove race since 2010. Even City’s Baja club. though having a good Grove City performed driver is important, it well, taking second is crucial to remember place in a competition that the quality of engi- that included student neers is the difference engineers from around in this event.

Photos by Justin Whitney Oct. 14, 2016 Through the Lens Page 7 Page 8 The Collegian Oct. 14, 2016

‘Silence Patton’ challenges Grovers MAFAB.HU Actor George C. Scott, pictured here, famously played General Geroge Patton in the eponymously titled film. Patton was a huge factor in the Allies’ victory over the Ger- mans in WWII, though he died before he could return home. “Silence Patton” explores his story.

Sarah Gibbs From the Cold War to portion of Germany af- leave Germany for the demia.” Media are in talks cur- Staff Writer the Rise of ISIS and Be- ter the end of the war. United States. What better way to rently with an agent in yond.” General Patton opposed With original foot- do that than to research Los Angeles to work out On the afternoon Dr. Paul Kengor and Roosevelt’s plan to split age, expert interviews thoroughly, craft the the details with distrib- of Thursday, Oct. 6 in the Center for Vision control of Europe with and beautiful cinema- historical timeline of utors for release of the the Guthrie Theatre in and Values arranged to communist Russia and tography, Robert Or- events and present with movie on DVD and on downtown Grove City, have the new film “Si- planned, upon arriv- lando weaves a story of the story-telling excel- streaming platforms. In students, faculty and at lence Patton,” produced ing back in the United politics, betrayal and an lence of Hollywood, as the meantime, Nexus by Robert Orlando and States, to publicly speak unwillingness to con- Orlando has done in Si- least 200 guests from Media has seven core Nexus Media, screened against it. quer. An unwillingness lence Patton. the community gath- screenings planned ered to see a special in Grove City. He wanted to ex- to conquer that led to Kengor contributed with Regal Cinema and screening of the docu- The film recounts the pose events, directed the 45 years of the Cold an interview to the one hopes to partner with mentary “Silence Pat- tale of General George from the highest levels War. and a half year-long more colleges and uni- ton.” Patton at the end of in government, that Orlando hopes that project and was pleased The screening was WWII. he believed prolonged this film, and more to with the finished prod- versities. done in conjunction One of the greatest the war unnecessarily. come in the future, will uct, saying that “from Meanwhile, at Grove with the annual Ronald generals in U.S. history, The film investigates “challenge long held a technical-film stand- City, Kengor and Orlan- Reagan Lecture. This Patton was placed in the mysterious events views and initiate con- point, there was some do plan to cooperate on year the lecture’s theme charge of the 15th Army surrounding General versation.” In short, genuine artistry on dis- bringing more projects was “Reagan, Patton which occupied the Patton’s death just one he wants this series of play there.” and films to the campus and Foreign Policy: American-controlled day before he was set to films to “challenge aca- Orlando and Nexus for discussion. New on Netflix: ‘Black Mirror’ teases bleak future

Joe Setyon “Black Mirror,” into all of our human- Managing Editor though, is not for the ity. Social media is such faint of heart. In the a huge part of our lives, Perhaps one of the very first episode, a but does it really show most underrated, yet mysterious villain kid- who we are? consistently brilliant naps the Duchess of In our grief over los- shows on television Beaumont. His demand ing loved ones, we hold over the past few years for her release? The onto the memories of has been the spooky, Prime Minister must the person we lost. If we yet suspenseful “Black film himself comit- were given an opportu- Mirror.” ting an obscene act for nity to create an artifi- The British series, the entire world to see. cial version of that per- Aside from the mature created by Charlie son, is it such a stretch Booker, paints a picture plotlines, the show has to say that we might do PINK DANCE FACEBOOK PAGE of a time in the not-to- a plethora of cursing it? On Oct. 14, the Tri-Zeta sorority and Phi Tau Alpha fraternity will be hosting the Pink distant future when and sexual references. “Black Mirror” has Dance in Ket Rec. Tickets are $3 each, with proceeds going to fight breast cancer. technology has pro- However, if audienc- also given surprisingly gressed to exert a scary es can deal with what accurate predictions amount of influence on can only be categorized Dancing for a cure the lives of ordinary hu- as objectionable ma- about the world in mans. It is a world not terial, the plots them- which we now live. Alexis Marnejon world treats and talks to the American Can- terribly different from selves make the show In a 2013 episode, a Staff Writer about this disease and cer Society and half to our own, but one where worthwhile. comedian who provides has helped turn mil- an alumni’s relative the seemingly minor We realize that even the voice for a blue car- Later today, danc- lions of breast cancer who was fighting can- changes that give the though the characters toon bear, Waldo, de- ing will take on a new patients into breast cer. However, this year audience an unfiltered are put in absurd, un- cides to run for politi- meaning: to raise breast cancer survivors. Ko- they want to focus spe- look into the motiva- believable situations, cal office. He achieves cancer awareness and men also works in com- cifically on breast - can tions and mind of hu- they are not so differ- great success by speak- make progress in the munity centers, church- cer awareness and re- mans. ent from us. In one no- ing against career poli- mission to end breast es, clinics and schools search. “Black Mirror” has table episode, we are ticians and by going on cancer forever. to educate people about Hawranko’s mother aired two three-episode introduced to a happy long, offensive rants. The Tri-Zeta sorority breast cancer and con- was recently diagnosed seasons, in 2011 and young couple living in Sound familiar? and the Phi Tau Alpha nect them with the re- with breast cancer, and 2013, respectively. In the country. Tragedy Waldo’s run for of- fraternity are team- sources they need. therefore this event December of 2014, a strikes when the man fice uncannily resem- ing up to bring another This year, Tri-Zeta holds a special place in 90-minute long Christ- dies in a car accident, bles Donald Trump’s year of the Pink Dance and Phi Tau Alpha are her heart. mas Special was re- and his girlfriend, who presidential campaign, to Grove City College. hoping to make the “I have a personal leased. is newly pregnant, is in- which did not start until The dance will be held Pink Dance a larger mission to make this However, the show consolable. In her grief, two years after the epi- in Ketler Recreation event by changing the event successful,” said has gained some re- she learns about a new sode originally aired. on Friday, Oct. 14 from location and adding Hawranko. As her cent buzz after its rights technology that can cre- Perhaps the strongest 8-11 p.m. more activities. Games, mother is currently go- were purchased by ate a virtual version of episode of “Black Mir- Tickets will be sold pizza and other refresh- ing through treatment, Netflix. The streaming her dead husband using ror” is the 2014 Christ- in the Breen Student ments are a few addi- she can personally see company will release information gathered mas special. Starring Union all week for two tions the groups added how a large donation six more episodes of from his social media Jon Hamm of “Mad dollars apiece and will to spice up the event. of money can impact the show this year, with accounts. Men” fame, this intri- also be sold at the door Rachel Hawranko, breast cancer fighters. more to follow in 2017. Her new “husband” cately wound story in- for three dollars that Social Chair for the Two other students at Each episode of starts off as a com- cludes four parts and night. Tri-Zeta sorority and the College will be help- “Black Mirror” is its puter program she can multiple storylines that The mission of the Sarah Wishing, Ser- ing with the event as a own standalone story. communicate with via do not seem to be re- event is to raise breast vice Project Chair, have DJ and photographer. The characters, actors, email, but over time, cancer awareness. All been teaming up with The DJ performing will settings and plots are it takes on his voice. lated, but which are proceeds will go to Johnny Ross, Phi Tau be a junior student, all different, though Eventually, the wife masterfully brought to- the Susan G. Komen Alpha Social Chair, to Patrick Sabados, and some episodes do con- buys a synthetic body gether in the end for a Breast Cancer Founda- make the Pink Dance the photographer will tain veiled references to onto which she down- mind-blowing conclu- tion, whose mission is possible. be fellow junior Daniel previous stories. loads the artificial -in sion. to save lives by meeting They are hoping their Peiffer. The show has been telligence, leaving her “Black Mirror” has the most critical needs hard work can be shown “I’m excited about compared to Rod Ster- with a clone, that looks received critical acclaim in communities and in- through this fun all- it, and we’re getting a ling’s “Twilight Zone,” like, talks and acts like from both viewers and vesting in breakthrough campus event and can good response,” said as both shows use sur- her husband. critics. One can only research to prevent and truly make an impact Hawranko. The two prise twists and in- This plot might sound hope that it will gain cure breast cancer. on the event’s mission. groups hope to see a tricate storylines to fantastical, but the popularity when the The foundation seeks Last year, half of the good turn out the night explore the human per- woman’s actions pro- new season premiers on to transform how the proceeds were donated of the event. sona. vide valuable insight Netflix on Oct. 21. Oct. 14, 2016 Perspectives Page 9

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Section Editors News Everyone is Molly Wicker Life Kelleigh Huber welcome at the table Entertainment Jason Dauer “Searching for Sunday: Lov- ulty members’ doors indicate those around them have used Elizabeth Borcherding Staff Writer ing, Leaving, and Finding the places of conversation and lis- ignorant and derogatory lan- Perspectives Church” that, as Millennials, tening. They do not indicate guage. One friend was sitting Rio Arias Your friends are struggling. “we want to talk about the certain theological, social or in the cafeteria, and when it Sports They’re struggling every day tough stuff—biblical interpre- political stances. Instead, they came up that he was gay, the Bradley Warmhold to get out of bed, to breathe, tation, religious pluralism, show that a faculty member other students stood up from to keep living. They’re not sexuality, racial reconciliation, has some expertise or experi- the meal and walked away. Design Chief struggling because they’re and social justice—but without ence in sexual minority and Another friend’s group of gay or lesbian or bisexual or predetermined conclusions or gender-related topics, and Karen Postupac friends had two secret meet- transgender or queer. They’re simplistic answers.” they feel comfortable talking Copy Chief struggling because they’ve The existing problem is that about these ideas. ings behind their back to talk Gabrielle Johnston been wrongly led to believe sometimes we do not have While there are over 20 about if and how their friend- that they are not worthy of be- places to ask these questions faculty members with rain- ships should move forward. Copy Editors ing loved. without the fear of judgment bow stickers on their doors, At home, some Grovers are Hannah Sweet They did not choose to be or condemnation. the lack of a sticker does not kicked out of their homes for the way they are. They can- As a freshman, living at mean that an individual is being lesbian, gay, bisexual, Tom Verner not change the way they are, Grove City was hard, and I not open for dialogue. Rather, and/or transgender. They are Ali Kjergaard because God Almighty made didn’t have anyone that I felt they might have chosen to not disowned and cut off finan- Rachel Reitz them the way they are. safe with to ask these ques- post a sticker for many rea- cially. One mother told her Section Designers In an article titled “5 Things tions until the end of that year sons. For example, they may child over the summer that “if I Wish Everyone in Church when I met two other gay stu- feel ill-equipped or lack previ- you got pregnant or murdered Bri Doane Knew About Gay Christians,” dents who pointed me to a cer- ous experience to have these someone, our relationship Gregory Oleynik Matthias Roberts, a gay writer tain professor. conversations. They also sim- would change, but we would Aly Kruger and speaker, writes that les- This professor gave me the ply might not have been ap- figure it out. But if you tell bian, gay, bisexual, and/or space I so desperately craved proached. Writers transgender Christians “hold to work through my thoughts If there is no desire for dia- me you are gay, then you are Jason Dauer Scripture in very high regard and emotions and to talk logue, a culture of ignorance choosing that over your fam- and have conservative values. freely about what I was going and fear is created for all in a ily, your faith and your God, Ruth Finley But it is extremely difficult through. community. and you can go live whatever Andy Fritz to find a church where we both As I started to meet more In a video titled “Hurt or Godless life you want on your Sarah Gibbs feel spiritually fed and wel- lesbian, gay, bisexual and Heal,” Brené Brown, a Chris- own.” Angela Kim comed. We want to be part of transgender students at the tian research professor at the While this is not the story Alexis Marnejon a beautiful church family, and college, we started to meet University of Houston Gradu- for all of us lesbian, gay, bisex- we don’t have to agree on ev- regularly and eventually ate College of Social Work, ual, and/or transgender Chris- Victoria Zulick erything.” formed an unofficial group to writes, “A faith community tians, it is for far too many. Advertising/Busi- Imagine how boring the have conversations about our can choose to be a place of Please don’t get me wrong. Church would be if everyone various sexual orientations hurt or healing. That is a bi- ness I love Grove City College, was a straight, white, able- and gender identities. nary. Those are the only two Manager and I will fight for it because bodied Presbyterian. Who are Our group, known as The choices. There is no neutral- I believe that faith and free- Jesse Peterson we, as Christians, to say that Table, started an initiative to ity… That’s it. And if you’re not God has made his tent too seek out professors who would healing, then you’re hurting.” dom matter. But I also believe Staff Adviser that everyone is welcome at wide? The Church of Christ is be willing to mark themselves I have heard countless sto- Nick Hildebrand a beautiful conglomeration of as safe people who are open to ries from my peers about their Christ’s Table. Lesbian, gay, The Collegian is the student imago dei’s. talk with students about sexu- experiences here. bisexual, and/or transgender newspaper of Grove City Col- lege, located in Grove City, Pa. Author and blogger Rachel ality. On campus, my friends have Christians are welcome at The Opinions appearing on these Held-Evans writes in her book Rainbow stickers on fac- been called harmful slurs, and Table. pages, unless expressly stated otherwise, represent the views of individual writers. They are not the collective views of The Collegian, its staff or Grove City Letter to the editor: College. In The Collegian, I date will use the powers However uncomfort- tarians et al., haven’t ally immature lout of have been reading with of office to kill 100- in able it may make you managed to build up reprehensible behavior, sympathy how frus- nocent individuals; the feel, the inescapable a nationwide political volatile temperament, GREEN trated so many solid second, to kill 50. For reality of election year movement from the questionable judgment, EYESHADE young thinkers are as who would you vote? 2016 is that there is no ground up. Neverthe- and shallow knowl- they struggle with how At first, repulsed “Door Number Three.” less, every four years edge who occasionally AWARD to vote in November; by the ugliness of the Either Donald Trump they make a quixotic proposes a policy that given they feel let down choice, you might say, or Hillary Clinton will run for the White House conservatives can em- by their elders for being “Neither!” But let us be the next president of that draws a little bit brace? Follow your con- presented with a choice consider the practical the United States. of attention to their science and prayerfully between two nominees consequences of ab- If, instead of voting pet causes, that has no with record-high nega- staining from voting. for Trump or Clinton in chance of garnering try to discern which tives – Hillary Clinton If you don’t vote for accord with your own even five percent of the candidate would be and Donald Trump – a “Kill 50” because you conviction of which one vote, but that does have more likely to do more truly historic “lesser of object to killing in prin- is the LOTE candidate, the potential to divert good for and/or less two evils” (LOTE) di- ciple, you increase the you vote for a third par- enough votes from their harm to our beloved lemma. You wonder odds that “Kill 100” will ty candidate, you ever- supporters’ LOTE can- country. Aly Kruger whether you should win. Voting for “Kill so-microscopically in- didate to swing a tight If you really can’t de- vote at all, or perhaps 50” doesn’t mean that crease the odds that the election to the GOTE. cide between Clinton This week’s Green cast a protest vote for a you endorse murder; it person you consider the So, who is the LOTE? and Trump, you might Eyeshade Award goes to Aly Kruger third-party candidate. means that you are do- GOTE will win. Is it the experienced consider evaluating for her dedication One of those quoted in ing the only thing you I once voted for a politician who cava- their running mates, The Collegian has en- possibly can do to try to third party candidate. lierly disregarded the and creativity as since it is a sober real- a designer of The couraged me to share save 50 innocent lives. I will never do so again law when holding high ity that vice presidents how I would deal with You would be perfectly UNTIL a third party in- office, over whom the Grove City Collegian. sometimes complete a such a dilemma, so here justified in despising vests the time, effort, stench of scandal and president’s term. are a few thoughts. both candidates, but if commitment, and se- corruption has hovered The Green Eyeshade Whatever else, re- Here is a thought you withheld your vote riousness, to build up for a quarter of a cen- Award honors experiment: Picture and “Kill 100” wins, you a national presence by tury, only the second member the good news student contributers yourself as a citizen of a might later regret that winning enough seats Democratic candidate in Revelation 11:15. that demonstrate sonsistency and strange, far-off democ- you did nothing to de- in Congress, governors’ ever endorsed by the excellency in their racy. Two candidates feat the greater of two mansions, state legisla- Communist Party USA work. are campaigning to be evils (GOTE). tures, etc., to become a (the first having been Dr. Mark Hendrickson elected as the country’s Now what about a viable national party. the incumbent)? Adjunct Professor of next ruler. One candi- third-party candidate? The Greens, Liber- Or is it the emotion- Economics Page 10 Perspectives Oct. 14, 2016 A space for healthy discourse As a student news- In last week’s issue, thoughtful or helpful. If you care about the yourself, and talk to crease in discussion on paper, The Collegian the Perspectives sec- Most either engaged issues at hand, and students you disagree this topic. 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the Spirit seeks to obey love and be loved. The fill his role without his questions and pursue tion the editorial wis- Tough the son. husband and wife must wife and vice versa. answers, even when dom in running an Does this mean that seek to support each But not is not every- they are difficult. op-ed against a move- questions one is greater than the other in order to glo- one is going to be mar- ment that at its most other? No, we know rify their marriage and ried. So how does what Jacob Jastrzembski basic level advocates posed that they are equally the God that gave them I just said apply? While ‘17 for “social, political, God, that they are one this marriage. To do I wish to address this and economic equality I am writing in re- God. They are three this they must share the question, the truth is I for women” that was sponse to “No True distinct persons yet same will and desires. do not know. But it is primarily authored by Christian Can be Femi- equal because they Now I know that I more important to start Is there men. In the Gospels we nist.” The question of share the same nature, haven’t truly answered a further dialogue than see Jesus affirm the hu- gender roles is a tough entity, and the same the question whether to try and find a single just one manity and dignity of one to answer. It calls will. Their desires are to a Christian can be a answer to our ques- women in an era where for theological discus- glorify one another and feminist or not. I do tions. answer? they were given a lesser sions which cannot their creation (which think that as Chris- As the Church it is im- status in society. The be covered in one or includes us). The three tians we should seek portant that we address I write with concern Collegian is not follow- two articles. There are persons of God comple- equal rights for women these kinds of questions regarding your October ing in His example by whole books devoted to ment each other. in our society. But we together, as C.S. Lewis 7th editorial, “No true publishing something the issues of gender, yet So what does this can have different roles once said “Two heads Christian can be femi- which states that advo- the questions still re- mean for men and for men and women. are better than one. Not nist,” which states that cating for women in the main; what are the roles women? Both are cre- If God within Himself because they are infalli- one cannot consider modern era is absolute- of men and women and ated in the image of has three distinct per- ble but because they are themselves both a true ly unnecessary when is it right to have roles? God and the purpose sons with three distinct less likely to go wrong Christian and a femi- many women around To answer these of bearing His image. roles, then we can too. in the same direction”. nist due to feminism’s the world still suffer questions we must un- Just as the persons of However I do not We cannot run away perspectives on gender oppression and main- derstand human nature the trinity complement think these roles are from what is contro- roles and submission. stream political figures and in order to under- each other to become social but spiritual. versial, Jesus certainly I found this concern- in our own country stand human nature we one, so do male and fe- By using their differ- didn’t during his life- ing as a married indi- devalue and sexualize must understand the male complement each ences together, men time and during the vidual, as the authors women. nature of God, for we other to become one. and women must seek part of history that He implicitly question the As neither all Chris- are His image bearers. It was for this purpose to love God and to imi- was on Earth. However faith of any egalitar- tians nor all feminists We believe in a trin- that humanity was cre- tate His image together, when we do enter into ian Christians who feel hold the same opinions, ity: the Father, Son, and ated male and female supporting each other these conversations it led to live out their re- an informed discus- Holy Spirit. Our God (Gen 1. in this task and holding is important that we lationship via mutual sion of how the differ- has three person who It also reveals the one another account- “speak the truth in love” submission. Gender ent tenets of Christian- each play a part in cre- deep relationship with- able. It is crucial that always seeking to guard roles in marriage is not ity and feminism relate ation, salvation, justice, in the trinity, the deep they depend on one the integrity of those a salvific issue, and I would be a worthwhile judgment, and all the relation we can have another, just like the around us, even our op- believe that egalitar- endeavor for the Per- other godly duties. In with this triune God, persons in the trinity ponents. ian and complementar- spectives section to un- these things they play and how deep the re- depend on each other, At first glance it ian brothers and sisters dertake, but arrogant different roles. lationship with our and how the Church doesn’t seem Biblical in Christ can co-exist dismissal of it offhand Within the trinity the spouse should be. The depends on Christ. Just roles are balanced, but without disparaging the is not. Son seeks to obey the man and women must as the Son cannot fulfill a further study may re- faith or good intentions Father and does noth- become one to fulfill his role without the Fa- veal that they are. But of each other. Kirby (Sampson) ing apart from him, and their God given task, to ther, a man cannot ful- I hope that we all ask In addition, I ques- Morris ‘12 The writers’ respond Our recent article in- We believe that wom- derstood based on our As to our final two the article would pro- We hope that in spite cited controversy. We en should be equal be- usage of “modern femi- sentences, we were not vide enough context to of our errors, the at- believe that this was fore the law and that nism.” We were wrong, making a claim regard- easily understand this. due to our failure to both sexes are equal be- and we apologize for ing the salvation of If we were to write tention our article has clarify our message. fore God. In this sense our lack of clarity. people who identify as this again, we would gathered will lead to a Our failure was twofold: we ourselves are femi- Our intention was feminists. make that more clear. productive discussion we did not define femi- nists. Our reference to to oppose radical ele- What we meant was In spite of the issues nism, and we did not feminism was directed ments among certain the orthodox Christian with our article, we still on gender roles and the define what we meant to what is also known self-defined feminists viewpoint is opposed believe that our argu- Bible. by “Be a Christian, or as “radical feminism”, who seek to undermine to certain beliefs held ments are in sync with be a feminist. You can- and we thought this biblical gender roles in by certain radical femi- correct biblical theol- Caleb Gramm not be both.” would be implicitly un- the family. nists. We hoped that ogy. Harrison Dean

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PAC)dropped a Presi- back Wesley Schools cer team is looking to close the Junior goalkeeper Trishae led the Wolverines with dent’s Athletic Confer- regular season strong and make Winters did not have a whole lot 57 rushing yards on 16 ence (PAC) matchup at some noise in the postseason. to do, but she saved the only shot carries, and junior An- No. 15 Thomas More Though the team lost a 3-2 that came her way, collecting her College in Crestview drew Schauer added 45 heartbreaker to Washington and fifth shutout of the year. Hills, Kentucky at yards on 10 attempts. On Tuesday, Grove City re- BB&T Bank Field. Overall, Grove City Jefferson College on Wednes- turned home to take on West- The team held the finished with 22 first day, the squad rebounded with a Saints to a scoreless downs and 354 yards of convincing away win over Beth- minster, winning 1-0. Junior stalemate during the total offense and owned any College on Saturday. The midfielder Lindsay Hutton’s goal first quarter of play and a 32:23-27:37 edge in Wolverines also defeated West- in the 29th minute was the dif- total time of possession. remained within strik- minster on Tuesday. ference in this one, as she head- Defensively, Grove ing distance during the On Saturday, Grove City visit- ed in a corner kick from senior first portion of the sec- City forced three turn- ed Bethany, shutting out the op- defender Jordyn White. ond quarter. overs. Junior lineback- er Deion Minor and position by a final score of 3-0. The defense performed re- The Saints’ offense, GROVE CITY COLLEGE sophomore linebacker Junior forward Lacy Harkrad- markably in the game, allowing however, would ex- The women’s soccer team is cur- plode during the sec- Shawn Simmons both er broke a brief scoreless tie in just one shot in the entire game, rently 0-3, 3-1n in the Presidential ond half of the quarter had interceptions, and the 11th minute with her sixth and none on goal. Athletics Conference. Tomorrow quarter and would con- junior defensive end Grove City has played ex- goal of the year. The ball was de- they will be travelling to Saint Vin- tinue to pile on points Caleb Allen forced a flected to her after a corner kick tremely well thanks to great fumble that would be cent for their 1:00 p.m. game. throughout the contest, by senior Lindsey Reichert, and goalkeeping and timely scoring. ending in a 70-20 victo- recovered by junior Harkrader was able to success- Winters has played all 13 Meanwhile, Hutton keeps pil- ry for nationally ranked defensive end Jacob games for the Wolverines, al- Thomas More. Armbrecht. Sophomore fully deflect it into the back of ing on goals, and now has six on After freshman quar- cornerback Ethan Con- the net. lowing just 14 goals for a goals the year. terback Brett Laffoon to led the defense with Harkrader struck again in the against average of 1.08. She has Finally, White has not scored left due to injury, se- 11 tackles, while Minor 55th minute, scoring a goal off made a total of 57 saves on the yet, but she is leading the squad nior quarterback Caleb had 10 stops. an assist from junior midfielder year, good enough for a save per- in assists with six. Jakiel came on in relief The Wolverines will Elena Guerra. centage of 80.3 percent. Grove City’s next game at Saint to throw three touch- return to action this About 13 minutes later, Grove Offensively, Harkrader leads Vincent on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. downs, two of which Saturday for a home City capped the scoring when the team with seven goals and Grove City will then conclude the were to freshman wide- game against PAC rival receiver Nick Ponikvar,. Westminster College. freshman midfielder Ruby Matt- 15 points. Sophomore forward regular season with four in-con- Jakiel threw for 204 Kickoff is slated for 1:30 son scored for the third time this Krista Heckman has scored six ference games against Thomas yards on 17-of-32 pass- P.M. at Robert E. Thorn season. Junior Sydney Dunn as- times, while also collecting two More, Thiel, Waynesburg and ing, and his 20-yard Field. sisted on this final score. assists. Chatham, respectively. Pens’new Pennant predictions Andy Fritz the league over the past three games, only scor- and back-and-forth in a PAINTS Staff Writer few years in Noah Syn- ing 10 themselves. The tense series that lies at dergaard of the New Rangers, whose pitch- 2-2, as Game Five on Victoria Zulick employees and busi- The MLB playoffs - a York Mets and Madison ing staff is generally re- Thursday will decided ness partners around Staff Writer place where pitching Bumgarner of the San ferred to as the best in who advanced. the world, PPG sends a is king, average play- Francisco Giants. major league baseball, The other NL Division- hearty, ‘Let’s Go Pens!’ As of Tuesday, Oct. ers become heroes, and The game was a daz- was expected to be a al Series offered a high cheer to the team and 4, the reigning Stan- underdogs flourish. In a zling showcase of pure tough test for the angry powered Chicago Cubs all of Pittsburgh.” ley Cup Champion month filled with excep- pitching and late inning birds from Toronto, but offense versus the sav- With many more peo- Pittsburgh Penguins tional pitching, absurd heroics. 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KAREN POSTUPAC The Grove City College men’s soccer team faced off against Westminster College on Wednesday, October 12. After two overtime periods, the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Men’s soccer charges forward Joe Setyon the year against Beth- three minutes later, After the dramatic fellow goalie, senior and 15 points. The only Managing Editor any, winning by a final Bethany tied things up win, the Wolverines Bryan Denny, made two other Wolverine with score of 3-2. when a shot went off returned home on Oct. saves. more than one goal is Late in the first half, the post and into the 12 to play against West- Grove City’s excel- The Grove City Col- sophomore midfielder Bethany took a 1-0 as a goal. minster. Westminster lent record is due in lege men’s soccer team Jonathan Burton, who deflected ball found its After the first ex- struck first, scoring on part to a contributions (10-3-1, 2-1-1 PAC) has has scored three times. way past Grove City’s tra period yielded no a long ball in the 39th from a variety of play- rebounded very well Blake has continued junior goalkeeper Mal- goals for either side, the minute. For a while, it ers, especially seniors several weeks after to more than hold his com Blake. game went into a sud- looked like Westmin- Dale Reese (midfielder) dropping two games in own in goal. He has The Wolverines re- den death double over- ster would cling to that and Stephen Betteridge played in all 14 of his a row for the first time sponded, though, in the time. lead. (forward). team’s games, allow- all year. The Wolverines 73rd minute, as senior Senior defender Joe However, in the The dynamic duo are ing 15 goals, for a goals visited Bethany College defender Drew Cypher DeAugustino (who had 64th minute, junior tied for the team lead in against average of 1.17. on Oct. 8, coming way found junior midfielder one goal in his entire midfielder Blake Baer assists with six apiece. Looking forward, the with a thrilling double Blake Baer for a great Grove City career) took found sophomore mid- Betteridge has the most overtime victory. On scoring opportunity. a free kick from just pas fielder Jimmy Hueber goals (eight) and points Wolverines will visit Oct. 12, Grove City re- Baer took advantage, midfield after the Wol- for a game-tying goal. (22) compared to seven Saint Vincent College turned home to face an- scoring his first goal of verines were fouled. However, neither team and 20, respectively, for Saturday at 11 a.m. Af- other tough President’s the year. The kick was right on could find the back Reese. ter that, Grove City Athletic Conference foe In the 86th minute, target, finding its way of the net again, even Other players have is down to the home in Westminster, tying Grove City took the lead past the Bethany keeper through two overtime performed brilliantly as stretch, with games 1-1. when senior forward for DeAugustino’s first periods. well, though, including against Thomas More, Last Saturday, Grove David Wurmlinger goal of the season, and Blake made four freshman midfielder Thiel and Waynesburg City played one of its scored unassisted. the game winner for the saves and let up one Christian Caporaso, to close out the regular most exciting games of However, a little under Wolverines. goal in the match, while who has seven goals season.

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Men’s/Women’s Cross Country GROVE CITY COLLEGE The Grove City College women’s cross country team finished in 7th place last week at the DeSales Invitational. Hood College Invitational (Away) OCT 15 (SAT) 10:30 AM (Women) 11:10 AM (Men) Cross Country shines President’s Athletic Conference Championships (Away) OCT 29 (SAT) 11:00 AM (Men) 12:00 PM at DeSales Invitational (Women) Wooster Twilight 5k (Away) Bradley Warmhold placements in the in- vitational. Freshman NOV 4 (FRI) 7:30 PM (Men) 7:00 PM Sports Editor (Women) Heidi Hoffman finished The Grove City Col- 46th overall in a time of lege men’s and women’s 24:07 while sophomore Men’s Soccer cross country teams fin- Rachel Martin finished ished in 7th and 10th 49th in 24:11. Fresh- Saint Vincent College (Away) man Madelyn Kimpel place respectively out of OCT 15 (SAT) 11:00 AM 42 teams in last week’s finished 71st (24:39) DeSales University’s while fellow freshman Thomas More College (Away) Pre-Regional Invita- Abbie Schmader took OCT 20 (THURS) 2:00 PM tional. 84th in a time of 24:55. Overall, the men’s Freshman Emily Kruse Thiel College (Home) team finished with 210 placed 113th (25:54) OCT 22 (SAT) 3:30 PM team points. Senior and freshman Ellie Bell Daniel Christiansen finished 130th in 26:24. Waynesburg University (Home) led Grove City by plac- Dickinson won the ing third overall out of team title with 54 OCT 26 (WED) 12:30 PM 250 runners, recording GROVE CITY COLLEGE points while Elizabeth- a time of 25 minutes, 45 Dan Christiansen was third at the DeSales Invitational. town took second with seconds for eight kilo- 74 points. Men’s/Women’s meters. and fellow senior An- Grove City finished the Both teams are now Junior Nick McClure drew Mascio finished meet with 258 team midway through their Swimming and Diving seasons and will look captured 35th place in 76th (27:56). Sopho- points. Senior Lydia 26:50 while sophomore forward to the Hood more Anthony Schifano Keiper led Grove City Allegheny College (Home) Ryan Budnik placed College Invitational this took 112th in a time of by taking 15th place in 49th with a time of weekend in Frederick, OCT 22 (SAT) 1:00 PM 28:46. the 255-runner field, 27:12 and senior Bran- Maryland. The men don Wisefinished in Dickinson won the covering the six-kilo- are scheduled to begin Saint Vincent College (Home) team title with 52 points meter course in 22 min- 61st at 27:29. at 11:10 am, while the OCT 29 (SAT) 1:00 PM Senior Gabe Imhof while York took second utes, 56 seconds. women will start up 40 finished close behind with 75 points. Freshmen dominated minutes earlier at 10:30 Wise at 68th in 27:35, On the women’s side, the rest of Grove City’s am.