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The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1981-1990 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 1-31-1986 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1986-01-31 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1986-01-31" (1986). The Voice: 1981-1990. 121. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990/121 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1981-1990 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MB WOOSTER VOMM VcSscii THE WOOSTER VOICE FRIDAY JANUARY 31, Neater IS Mil campus trivial pursuit planned Battle of the By John Fanselow The other competition wQ be bet teams of two and join with others to If beret It's the College Bowl ween groups and will be based on form a group. Bands on event you've an been waiting for. (group percentage scores. The The games win be played on the' Next Friday. February 7, the Stu- percentage scores wGI be the floor so bring whatever pillows, dent Activities Board's College Bowl number of points earned divided by blankets, ete. you wish. committee is holding an an campus the total number of Questions asked The College Bowl ' Committee VJednesday Trivial Pursuit Bonanza. Starting at in a group!i game. Your group earns decided to sponsor this event last as 1:09 p.m., in the Lowry Center one point whenever one of your; Fan when more people wanted to By Liz Kershaw - Ballroom, the event is designed to teams answers a question correctly. play College Bowl than the tourna- Do you like music? YouH find it ati include everyone who wants to play. if tne team asked a question cannot ment could handle. Since then the ienabod's this Wednesday. Uve! Six worked broaden- . Basically, there wCl be two compet- answer it eorreetiy but someone else committee has at bands have registered so far for the itions oe curing simultaneously. in your group can then you earn half ing its scope of activities to include second campus Battle of the Bands. There win be a number of actual a point. Prizes wCl be awarded to the all different types of games on cam- The winner win receive SS0 and a Trivial Pursuit games, each being winning team of each group, with pus. The Trivial Pursuit Bonanza one-nig- ht booking at Ichabod's. Se- played by a group of 12 people. Each the Crandprizo going to the winning and The Boardwalk program have cond prize is $25. The emphasis of ' group win consist of two-pers- on group. resulted from this effort. the night wont be on the eompett-- teams competing according to stan- Play wm begin at s:u pjn. and Come and play Friday. February non. However, "we're stressing tun dard Trivial Pursuit rales, trying to past tin f:4J p.m.. You may come in 7; the greatest, pursuit of trivia and the idea of people getting AI VanWie. sports director at The la group 12. or come as one or more youTl ever see. uouege. fin their pies. of together and having a good time,' nas just been Baaed to a coordinator Andy Wert said. Wert came up with the idea two Convocation to discuss computer years ago when be was Chairperson VJoods Tuesday el the Performing Arts committee of By , the S.AJ3. Now a the to lecture Suzanne Spoor wCl be devoted to exploring, member of in his SJLB. Ifusical Entertainment com-- l -- The first eomouter at the CoOece own words, "the power of linked - he 'was plaeed under a complete mittee, he's rerrring it again. I By Bob Murphy of Wooster was an IBU, and was in computers to provide new op- 29-- for publishing the Eaeh band wO have the stage 1 Next evening at W house arrest stalled m nas onr neon mine portunities for creative intellectual Juesday distinguished details of the killing of the young iro.it op minutes and is expected to play at p.nw February 4. by State past few years, however, that Peter collaboration." The new least one original piece of author Dr. Donald Woods win be black activist Steve Biko Havhobn has taken an interest in portunities he refers to htelnde being music Chapel on police. The groups wi3 be Judged by tee speaking in IfeGaw captivity computers at the College of Wooster. anie to recall prior oiseussions from students to eatezories: which -- Tragedy of He escaped from bouse . en- eirht the and being to energy,-musicianship, Apartheid and Jhe Havholzs, Arsoeiate Professor comrutsr linked am -- sour-d- j ' -- - Af ' Jired h of . and Editor of the Alumni tire libraries of information- a audience appeal, bow' smooth U.e A-..- ' - oh i pn across tie torSert tie eB2ttr Convoca- topfe. - . i.r wis ta wife and five Magazine, will present the transition is between songs, apn arrest, only to later Lesotho, along with his tion February 4. of The repercussions of these under house Since that time, he has for 15. The title pearanee, creatmty of the eriflnai - escape the eountry, evenaumj children. his talk is "Computer lib," and wCl possibilities are immense, and kw written three books on South Africa, an song, and how weu the group works. critically ac- address the role computers play in a should affect of us at Wooster. If together. The oatue should last from broods came from a South African an of which have been education, especially at you have never had Havholm for a claimed; "DOO," a biography of the liberal arts 1:15 p.m. until u p.m. fti kB4 first settled there in ac- wooster.- - class, this is your opportunity to in- was that! above mentioned Sooth African with one of College's most 1122. His chosen profession White," which is Computers fascinate .Havnolm, teract the In choosing the Judges, Wert ex .raiiiim ! hi l&ss. at the ace tivist, "Black and and he intends to pass some of his vivacious professors. If you have. plained, there was an attempt to about the South African situation in (you've undoubtedly already of 31. be became edrfthej "Asking for Trouble," enthusiasm on to his audience on decided sateeta panel with a wide variety of and i respected, weu esiauisnea duua EieraL won Tuesday. Part of his convocation to come. musical tastes and backgrounds. nfiiiMr. the Daily autobiography, which has The Judges are Dave Albin, Andy of the! several awards. ni.toh while to charse uaa kam imtrtna American Douglas, Bob Etherington, Naner newspaper, Woods spoke out frej years now, Kehoe. Win May, Bob Northrop. mm ctrnnfflv affainsti campuses for several a way of Duane Peek, John Taylor, L&rtm apathek This led to him being urging divestment as Turner, and Ida Williams. cnarges pressuring the South African brought up on mui government to legislate change., on Tues--. Tomorrow, February L is the lad of violating publication laws Once again, he will speak charges day, February 4, at 1:00 p.m. in day to sign your group up on the! . that restrict cnuciwn Chapel poster hi the lobby of Lowry; The meat policies. Eventually, in 107TJ, MeGaw bands that have already registered are: Tequiia'Soup, Arctic Bed, Exit. Jazz Unlimited, The Lemmings, and E organized The Flashbacks. on campus Section donates The men of Phi Delta Sigma By David Sick . semester. donated $230 to the American "In order to Insure both the ear--1 Advised by Dr. Sam Boot of the Cancer Society. The money came th's survival and our own survival, Geology Department and Dr. Alan from a recent bottle drive in the we need to promote cooperation bet- Copsey of the Biology Department, Wooster community area. The ween humanity and nature," ex- the organization hopes to promote money from the bottles was donated plains Kate Jones, one of the local, national and global en- in the name of Dr. Don Baker, a founders of the new social concern vironmental awareness without fraternity alumnus who died of eancer. The bottle drive is an annual group en campus- - , ECOS (En- political emphasis. .. pledge-activ- e fund raiser vironmental Concerns of Students). To achieve its goals. ECOS wffl The Wooster Winter Olympks wffl be weekend. Last year's for the discus- held this American Cancer Society. Freshamn Cathy Scribner, bold a series of lectures and Olympic fan in the snow. another group organizer, goes onto sions covering such topics as Global say, "We Uve within a limited Report 2000, son and water erosion, system, and if human domination acid rain, deforestation and animal to Duncan and Ignorance continue, this system extinction. The group also hopes to Great Decisions feature -- eanbedetroyed." topics , from interested at1 cbaoter'ter ecfc the elrot entertain By boom. The discussion will begin jin it wen -- Roger Gordon Inter-(nation- forums this These concerns, as as a students. - topic will al ''Great Decisions M" co-spons- be to or Kenneth Duncan, from the Office ff:30 p.m. and the which run through February strong high school background of Moreover. ECOS plans Terrorism: In search of a var. ecological awareness stimulated with SAB canoeing and rock of Terrorism and Nareoties 27. There are also questions for goals Analysis, Bureau of Intelligence and Response. eno Jones, Scribner as well as Susanna nmMng excursions.