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Lake Forest College Stentor, October 15, 2009 Lake Forest College Lake Forest College Publications Stentor 10-15-2009 Lake Forest College Stentor, October 15, 2009 Follow this and additional works at: http://publications.lakeforest.edu/stentor Recommended Citation "Lake Forest College Stentor, October 15, 2009" (2009). Stentor. Paper 22. http://publications.lakeforest.edu/stentor/22 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by Lake Forest College Publications. It has been accepted for inclusion in Stentor by an authorized administrator of Lake Forest College Publications. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOLT 124, № 4 he StentorOctober 15, 2009 Publishing since 1887 Coming Home in 2009 Lake Forest College Homecoming Week has come and gone yet again, and, now that the weekend has passed, students are left to the help of friends and Facebook in order to piece together their Homecoming adventures. Even though the main activities, like the big game and tailgating, are on Saturday -- Monday through Friday did not disappoint. The Pep Rally, Bonfire, Volleyball Game, Forester Symposium, and Gym Class Heroes got everyone in the Forester spirit! Homecoming week started off Monday night with a bang at the Pep Rally. Nine organizations on campus performed in the cheer off, and Men’s Basketball was victorious for the second year in a row. The Poms Squad, Dance Team, Cheerleaders, and Boomer also provided entertainment. Shannon Madl ’10 said, “The energy was great! The gym was hopping and it was nice to see everyone so excited!” During the Pep Rally, the Homecoming Court was also announced and prizes were given out to those with the most spirit. “There was never a dull moment,” Madl was pleased to report. However Student Alumni Association President Emily Zender felt the rally could go a bit better in the future. “Having the Pep Rally on a Monday night was very upsetting to many students because they had night class and couldn’t attend, so attendance was a little low.” She also added, “A lot of the events were slowed down because we were waiting for people to get out of night class and then run over [to the gym], plus I know some people skipped night class and that is not something students should have to do.” The day after the pep rally, the Forester themed dinner in the cafeteria and the windy weather gave way to the Bonfire and Volleyball game. According to Katie Cato ’12, “The bonfire was fun and smokin’. There was free food and music and lots of people.” See Homecoming on page three Page 2 Lake Forest College Stentor October 15, 2009 Page 3 Lake Forest College Stentor October 15, 2009 News CAMPUS WATCH Gym Class Heroes rock it out Date & Time Reported 10/10/2009 5:06:37 PM Location SOUTH CAMPUS PARKING with music and energy, helping Offense TRESPASSING - CRIMINAL - ARREST students get pumped up for the Incident ARREST FOR TRESPASSING upcoming Homecoming festivities. Disposition CLEARED W/ARREST The band did a great job balancing songs off their first Date & Time Reported 10/10/2009 2:54:25 PM album, As Cruel as School Children Location SOUTH QUAD and their second, The Quilt. Offense DISORDERLY CONDUCT Among the songs they preformed Incident CHAIR THROWN OFF BALCONY were: Peace Sign, Home, The Disposition CLEARED W/NO FURTHER ACTION Queen and I, Blinded by the Sun, Cupid’s Chokehold, Viva Date & Time Reported 10/11/2009 2:11:25 AM la White Girl, The Rain, Clothes Location GREGORY HALL Off!, and Guilty as Charged. Offense TRESPASSING - CRIMINAL - ARREST There was a great deal of Incident ARREST FOR TRESPASSING interaction between the band and Disposition CLEARED W/ARREST the crowd. Lead singer, Travis McCoy had students come up Date & Time Reported 10/11/2009 12:51:13 AM on stage and sing and dance Location S CAMPUS DRIVE with he and the band. McCoy Offense DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - CRIMINAL/VANDALISM even serenaded freshman Barbie Incident DAMAGE TO CEILING REPORTED Chapman during the performance. Disposition CLOSED PENDING ADDITIONAL INFORMA- Drummer Matt McGinley threw TION multiple drumsticks out into the crowd and McCoy threw his Date & Time Reported 10/11/2009 12:14:23 AM red scarf into the crowd and was caught by Matt Cunliffe. The band Location SOUTH CAMPUS hung out in Lake Forest on Friday Offense CONDUCT / RULE VIOLATION doing a variety of things such as Incident IMPROPER HOSTING hanging out with TJ Sargent and Disposition CLEARED W/NO FURTHER ACTION the rest of e-Team to playing tennis. Date & Time Reported 10/11/2009 12:35:30 AM Lead Singer Travis McCoy gets the crowd going All students seemed to enjoy the Location MCCLURE HALL Photo courtesy of Elisa Turner show; it even turned some students Offense DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - CRIMINAL/VANDALISM who did not listen to the band into Incident GLASS DOOR DISCOVERED BROKEN fans. The concert was said to be NOEL HARMON, Disposition CLEARED W/NOTIFICATION the perfect way to get students MARGARET COHN, band GymClass Heroes opened excited for the parade, tailgating, TARA BUSSE up Lake Forest College’s 2009 and Homecoming football Date & Time Reported 10/12/2009 7:35:43 AM Homecoming Weekend. Friday, game coming up that weekend, Location BUCHANAN HALL Thanks to e-Team, the student October 9th, students could see a Offense BURGLARY organization that brings social white tent being set up on the lawn Incident FORCIBLE ENTRY BREAK IN and educational programs to behind Young Hall. Later that Disposition CLEARED W/ARREST campus, internationally known evening, that tent was bursting Date & Time Reported 10/12/2009 11:47:20 AM Location S CAMPUS DRIVE Offense DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - OTHER benefits of the wristbands that those that were not brave concert, and a chilly morning for Incident DAMAGE TO MOTORCYCLE REPORTED were handed out by Public Safety. enough to face the chilly wind the parade,” said Doggett. Zender Disposition CLEARED W/NO FURTHER ACTION took a much-needed nap. also commented, “Having the At about 1:30 p.m., people theme ‘We Are Lake Forest’ really headed over to the big game against Overall, Homecoming ’09 showed how dedicated this school and sportsmanship was high.” Lawrence, where Bears players received fairly positive reviews. is to increasing school spirit and Homecoming Brian Urlacher was spotted in a Pat Doggett, Program Director for really got the message across.” The capstone of Homecoming black hoodie and white baseball the Student Center, was pleased, and cotton candy, as well as was, as always, Saturday. Sarah cap on the sidelines. Guest, who “From window painting and the a DJ. Meanwhile, in the Sports Guest ’11 says that this is her is an avid fan of “Da Bears”, was bonfire, on through to the parade, Center, Athletic Council was favorite part of Homecoming, excited about the sighting, saying, students once again showed sponsoring a volleyball game. “School spirit is up this week, “I knew his younger brother went energy and spirit for Lake Forest Mandi Mulliner ’11, Athletic but it comes out in full force on here, and it was great that both College.” He added, “Attendance Council member and volleyball Saturday.” After watching the of them came to support us.” at all events was very good even superstar, was a line judge for the parade, people rushed to the South though weather was a challenge all games. “Everyone was having Campus parking lot and those After the game everyone week, with the rained out bonfire, fun! No one got upset about losing who were eligible enjoyed all the headed back to tailgating and rain and cold on Friday for the Page 2 Lake Forest College Stentor October 15, 2009 Page 3 Lake Forest College Stentor October 15, 2009 News Tailgating: A Success News Briefs: Fall Health & Safety MARGARET COHN Inspection Process alumni were able to reserve spots. tailgating area giving wristbands Of this past weeks 17 liquor NEWS EDITOR Res Life Staff will be [email protected] According to Richard Cohen, to persons over the age of law violations, all 17 of them Director of Public Safety, there 21 and were walking around occurred during Homecoming checking your room for This years record cold was the same number of spots monitoring and keeping an eye weekend. No major problems compliance with health occupied by organizations or out for underage drinking or any occurred though; there were temperatures of early October did & safety policies. All not stop students, families, alumni, groups as in the previous years. violation of rules. Their goal was only what Cohen referred to as or staff members from attending Each group was given three as it always is; to keep students “predictable problems.” inspections must be the Homecoming tailgating on parking spots to park their car and safe and happy. They did their best completed by Tuesday, set up anything they wanted, such to prevent any underage drinking, When it was time for the Saturday, October 10th. With October 20th. temperatures in the 40’s all as tables, couches or tents. There and when they encountered it, they football game versus Lawrence day, tailgaters were bundled up, were 17 student organizations, spoke to each student, reported it, University to start, some tailgaters cooking on portable barbecues, and 26 spots reserved for parents told them not to be caught again, began heading over to Farwell If you have questions, Field, but others chose to stay and huddling under blankets in and alumni. and carried on. If the student was please contact your RD or the bleachers at the football game. hostile or uncooperative, or they and continue tailgating. Fans The energy within tailgating area Teams and organizations got were caught again, then the officer continually trickled between Res Life at 847.735.6232.
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