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Volume 21 - Issue 6 - Friday, October 4, 1985

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Homecoming BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE Next IBMs: PAID PERMIT NO.6 Week CLINTON, IN 47842 NEWS BRIEFS Gifts received for optics by Dan Larkin few months. The grant came The Physics Department's about largely through the Applied Optics Division has efforts of Dr. Bunch. recently received gifts aimed at bettering the equipment in 'Clic Optics labs will als,, the laboratory. benefit by the addition'of five The department received a laser diodes given to Rose by $500 grant from the In- MA COM. 'rhe diodes are ternational Society for Optical semiconductors which -emit Engineering to be used to pur- light similiar to that of a laser chase equipment for the Op- beam. This gift is attributed tics labs. The equipment is primarily to the work of Dr. expected to be in Else within a Maloney. Vuchinich article published by John Stewart and conflicts. Included in Dr. Sam Vuchinich. Pro- these methods for dealing fessor of Sociology at Rose with problems and conflicts Hulman, recently had an arti- were withdrawal. submission. cle entitled "Arguments. compromising, and the stand- Family Style.- published in off. the magazine, Psychology To- Dr. Vuchinich is currently 1985 Homecoming performers: singer Dan Seals and comedian Yakov Smirnoff. day. This article was based on working with a grant from the the analysis of video tapes National Institute for Mental taken of family's conversa- Health as a Postdoctoral Fel- tions and arguments around low dealing with Family Pro Seals and Smirnov set the stage the dinner table. cesses. At present. he is doing From this analysis. Dr. research at the University of Recently he's been on national Smirnott's one-liner about "the is in his native country. Vuchinich was able to study Virginia in Charlottesville, television saying that unlike the party" in his native Russia "In Russia there are only two the different ways in which but may go elsewhere in or- entertainment habits of Amer- comes from his exposure on a types of drinks you can order. A families and individual family der to obtain different theor- icans, "in Russia. the party finds network television ad which fol- glass of vodka or a bottle of vod- members deal with problems ies. you!". He is comedian Yakov lows his appearances on "The ka," he noted. Smirnoff. who along with singer Tonight Show" and the NBC net- "England Dan" Seals will per- work comedy, "Night Court." He Smirnoff is now a regular at form in concert Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. has also appeared with Robin the top comedy clubs in Los An- Orienteering sets bearings as part of the homecoming ac- Williams in the movie. "Moscow geles, Las Vegas and Atlantic by John Vierow ber 26-27 in tivities at Rose-Hulman Institute on the Hudson" and with City. Michigan at the The Rose U.S. championships. of Technology. Richard Pryor and John Candy Orienteering Club In addi- Joining Smirnoff is Seals who is off to a strong tion Tickets for the show in Shook in "Brewster's Millions." start this to these. the club . will has now become a solo country year after hosting two travel Fieldhouse are $4 for general meets to other smaller meets. and western act after a success- on campus. The first meet, as well as hosting another on admission and $5 for reserved Smirnoff emigrated to the U.S. ful career in pop music as part of held on Sept. 14. attracted 24 campus meet later this fall. seats. Tickets can be purchased in 1977 and is billed as the the duo of "England Dan and participants, many of them The Orienteering Club is un, at the Hulman Union on the world's only Soviet-born standup John Ford Coley." The two had beginners. The second meet der the direction of their new Rose-Hulman campus and at comedian. He began his career smash hits in the mid 1970's in- was held last Saturday and advisor. Captain Bow. Karma Discount Records and in the Catskill resort area of up- cluding "I'd Really Love to See attracted eight participants. Orienteering is a sport Tapes, Towne South Plaza. The per state New York where he You Tonight," "Love is the An- The club also travels to where one navigates through concert is sponsored by the col- thought that working as a swer," and "Nights Are Forev- meets hosted by other unkown terrain using a map lege's Student Activities Board. bartender would be as easy as it er." schools. This weekend they and compass to complete a Bids taken for Moench renovation will be in Chicago and Octo- preset course. by Bill Bradford on different parts of the project, and have firm numbers within a The bidding for the completion from the landscaping. the couple of weeks," said Mullin. German club presents film of the Moench Hall renovation masonry, the metal — both "Already the superintendent is On Tuesday. Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. announced. Admission to the opened Thursday, September 19, structural and miscellaneous. on the job in B section, working the German Club will be pre- film will be $1.00 for students. in Indianapolis. right down to the toilet partitions on things like bussway. conduit. senting the movie The Tin although ladies will be admit Last January, Glenroy Con- and entrance mats." drywall, etcetera . . . so we're struction wa Drum of Gunther Grass. The ted free. -s selected as the The process involves laying going!" general contractor for the proj- location of the film is yet to be out the total projects on spread Though Mullin could ect. They will be responsible for not give a sheets with blocks for different figure for the total cost of the the overall job, the concrete. catagories. When the bidding Moench Hall.renovation comple- forms, and other assorted parts. closed, the lowest bidder in each tion just yet, he did say that it Many of the jobs. however. were category was selected. and the appears subcontracted to be "under the 8.9 mil- out of their office blocks were filled in. in Indianapolis. lion dollar budget by quite a bit." According to William Mullin, Mullin estimated that, on the The project includes complet- Director of Facilities Planning average, three suppliers, or sub- ing B section. renovating C, D, for Rose-Hulman, "by the time contractors. made bids in each and E sections, as well as the the bids closed at 2:00 p.m. on category. Currently adjustments first floor and lower level one of Thursday, many phone bids had are being made as contracts are F section, the boiler room, and been submitted by sub- being drawn up and signed. "We some site work west of Moench contractors. They were bidding expect to wrap the process up Hall. Remington works on teaching and thesis

by Tom Vorjohan and teaching in Turkish!" he nals over the years. "I guess The Physics Department has humorously stated. that's the real reason I got out of added a new member to their After meeting and marrying the research area," he stated. staff this year. Bruce A. Reming- his wife in her homeland of Tur- "They just push you to publish to ton has an impressive education- key, they decided to move to the prove you're doing something." al and training background. and United States so Remington Remington turned down other he has a great deal to offer Rose- could further his education. "I nuclear physics positions he was Hulman. was quite happy there," he said: offered in order to accept his job Remington received his B.S. in but in 1979, he started his gradu- at Rose. "Some of these were Mathematics from Northern ate studies in Physics at Michi- very prestigious offers, but I Michigan University in 1975. Im- gan State University. wouldn't work in industry," mediately after graduation, he Remington was stated Remington. "and I re- went overseas and spent four scheduled to finish his doctoral fused to interview with many years teaching physics and math work early this summer, but companies." With his education- at two different schools in Tur- this was not possible. He specializes in coinci- al background in heavy nuclei key. "It's very interesting.- dence neutron measurements collison and neutron and gamma Remington said, "but I feel more in experimental nuclear physics, ray detection he would be an comfortable with American stu- and he had been working a re- obvious asset to the gov- dents." One of the schools he as search assistant at ernment's defense programs. taught in was a prestigious. all- the National Superconducting However, this doesn't interest male, science-oriented high Cyclotron Lab- oratory from 1981 till his appoint- Remington in the least. "Teach- school. "Rose reminds me a lot ing is much more rewarding. I of that ment at Rose. school, and I'm waiting just can't see myself working in The newest addition to the physics department, Dr. Bruce for the day when I go into my Remington has had numerous classified weapons research," he Remington. class here and start speaking papers published in various jour- said. — Nck Jokay Photo PAGE 2 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCT. 4, 1985 Album Review I'VE iT To A*T- The Y&B attack -Nr5 aiR8ALHEV PRET( The Y & B Attack der Command is a spiritual bat- l.iCAK AT THE PRoPACIAKDA The Yellow and Black Attack tle cry for committed Christians GAJAE.. I VsioNDER Y,ST is Stryper, an L.A.-based heavy to defeat the power of sin in their HE'LL TRY NEXT.— metal band which has been fea- lives and to confront the power of tured in Time and Spin. Although Satan in the world. Furthermore, they have only been on the music in songs like "Reach Out" and scene for two years, their most "Surrender", Stryper is appeal- recent release, Soldiers Under ing to all people to reach out and Command, rivals the best in receive Christ. Stryper, how- heavy metal albums. ever, does not exclusively rely on Stryper is a refreshing change Christian subjects, as in the from typical heavy metal bands. lyrics to "First Love". Their lyrics reflect sincere Musically, Soldiers Under commitment to Jesus Christ, a Command varies from cranking, way of life which is di- unrestrained guitar licks to ametrically opposed to the heavy smooth, piano-accompanied bal- metal lifestyle. Because of their lads. The majority of the songs commitment. it was natural for fall into the heavy metal cate- them to derive their name from gory. containing guitar solos at the Bible. namely Isaiah 53:5: least equal to some of the best in But he was pierced for our heavy metal. Stryper is a four- offenses, crushed for our man group — Robert Sweet on sins drums, Michael Sweet on lead The punishment that brought vocals and guitars, Oz Fox on us peace was upon Him guitars, and Tim Gains on bass By His stripes we are healed and keyboards. Since the lead The title for Soldiers Under singer plays lead guitar as well, Command also comes from the Stryper fits into the five-man Bible (II Timothy 2:3-4). Their mold for quality heavy metal beliefs also affect their stage groups — singer, two lead/ show — instead of throwing raw rhythm guitars, bass, and metal fans fed up to their spiked meat into the audience or the drums. neck-bands with the pompous, like, they throw out hundreds of Stryper can crank with the obscenity-screaming bands that Bibles. best of heavy metal groups yet currently dominate the genre. expect Soldiers they do not succumb to the heavy Stryper's wholesome yet S.G.A. One would then Under Command to contain metal lifestyle. Lori Pike of the charismatic style offers a novel Christian themes and it does. Los Angeles Times probably alternative." More importantly, Soldiers Cn- summarized it the best: "For — by Brian Evans News Movie Review by Sean Maher

The first Congress meeting proaches, so does the Board 'Invasion U.S.A.' a go was held on Tuesday, Oct. 1. of Managers meeting. If you Details of the meeting and a have anything that you would "Invasion U.S.A." A Go This movie has two extremely the law to get the job done. complete list of all con- like Greg Smith or me to The recent drought in good strong points. First, the action is We also see a brief scene from gressmen and their districts bring up at the Board Meet- films around Terre Haute is almost nonstop. From the first "Taps", when hundreds of will be in next week's SGA ing, please feel free to contact over. The latest Chuck Norris five minutes to the sudden and National Guardsmen appear at a News. As Homecoming ap- either of us. offering is the best movie I've violent ending. the movie is non- wall and the audience is faced had the chance to review yet this stop. Second, the stunts and with a line of M-I6's. year. special effects are spectacular. This film only had two let- "Invasion" shows scenes of what Norris, though he is breaking Norris, who does all his own downs. First of all, Chuck Norris terrorism in this country would Puzzle Answer from his usual style of martial stunts, is to be commended not was the only character with any be like, it is a little scary. Per- arts films. is still after the bad only as an actor, but as a stunt- depth at all. At times, it seems haps Norris is trying to make us M000 OEM MEMEI guys. Now, though, he uses a man as well. Several stunts had that a woman reporter was trying face this fact and be thankful for MODIROMMMOMMOM pair of Mac-10's to get the job the audience on the edge of their to get into the movie, but her what we have. MEIM MMEIMM OMM done. Very efficient little seats. As the movie progresses, character was never developed. All in all, "Invasion U.S.A." OM MEM UM UM weapons. the stunts get more and more in- Second, the reason for the ter- was a good film. Definitely worth MUM MOMO On the surface. "Invasion tense. rorist attacks is never explained. seeing. Those who get squemish MEMO OMM COM U.S.A.". is an action film with a "Blues Brothers" fans may Some innuendos are made that around violence may not like it, OUIDO MOM HMO plot. Terrorists, for some reason want to see this movie to relive a suggest the Soviets are behind it, but they would be the only ones. MMO MOM MOMMO that is never explained, start favorite moment. Seems even but no names are ever given. "Invasion U.S.A." MOM OMMOM attacking the population of the Chuck can't resist destroying a This movie also makes you Grade - B MO MEM CM United States. Chuck Norris, as shopping mall. think a little bit about life in the 19171 Starring - Chuck Norris mu Matt Hunter, the retired CIA This movie also borrows some United States. Almost every- nom ammo Rating - R MOM comes out of retirement to from "Rambo". Norris plays the where else in the world, terror- mum umm agent, — Gary Hall MOB MEM MOM save the country. good guy who has to go outside ism is commonplace. Yet, when .—You tali help Us raise the colorectal ACROSS 35 Guido's high cancer cure rate. THORN STAFF note 1 Part of fireplace 36 Small lump "If evermne over SO had The Rose Thorn is published weekly at Rose-Hulman 5 Corded cloth 37 Lock of hair CROSS 8 Nits lightly 38 Period of time checkups for colorectal Institute of Technology, Box 193, 5500 Wabash Ave., 12 Solicitude 40 Old name for cancer, the cure rate could be as Terre Haute, IN 47803. Phone 812 877-1511 ext. 255. 13 A Gabor Thailand high a.s 75%," says Dr. LaSalle D. 14 Seed coating 41 Greek letter WORD Free to students and by subscription at $3.50 per quar- 15 Wooden vessel 43 Roman 51 Leffall,Jr., past president, 16 Pastime 44 Mast American Cancer Society. 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Organist Dennis James (right) and singer Thom Gall (left) add musical life to silent films. pho' Fine Arts dinner show planned

A return to the days when si- Ticket prices are $3 for adults musical scores. Songs from such lent movies were accompanied and $1.50 for senior citizens and silent film classics as Lilac by the mood-setting sounds of an non-Rose-Hulman students. The Times, Seventh Heaven, Robin organist will be featured Oct. 6 price of the ticket does not in- Hood and Laugh! Clown! Laugh! when musician Dennis James clude dinner. Tickets can be pur- will be featured Oct. 6. performs at Rose-Hulman. chased at the door the evening of Since his first sold-out per- James, who is credited with the performance or prior to the formance of Phantom of the Op- playing a key role in the in- show at the box office in the Hul- era in 1970, James has toured in- ternational revival of silent films man Union Building. ternationally with such stars as with live music, will perform The concert is the first of Myrna Loy, Ray Bolger, Bob along with singer Thom Gall at a seven programs in the 1985-86 Hope, Ginger Rogers and Lillian dinner program at 7 p.m. in the Rose-Hulman Fine Arts Series. Gish. He has served as the resi- main dining room of the Hulman James has become known as a dent organist for the Ohio Union Building. Persons attend- master of the theatre pipe organ Theatre in Columbus, Ohio and ing have the option of enjoying a because of his ability to hold au- has performed at the Kennedy pizza dinner during the show. diences spellbound with his Center in Washington, D.C. Harriers running strong The Engineer cross country invitational, placing a very im- team ran an impressive meet pressive third place. Ron Yuhas last Friday at the Purdue Boiler- led the Rose effort with an Ilth makers' all-comers meet. Rose's place finish in a time of 28:28. Grey team, led by Roger Hrusko- Following him were Dave Farris vich, placed fifth amongst such (13th), Eric Cameron (14th), competition as Purdue, ISU and Gregg Reece (15th) and Marty Butler with a score of 139. Hrusk- Hendrix (17th). All five came in ovich ran the race in a time of within 47 seconds of one another Thornsports1- 26:23.5 earning himself 17th showing good pack running. place. Following him were Carl The Rose harriers will com- Czarnik (27th), Mark Tebbe pete this weekend at both the (30th), Lee Beckham (32nd) and Danville Invitational and the De- Kurt Kelso (33rd). Pauw Invitational. Engineers romp past Principia Rose also fielded a red team. Lee Beckham, team co-captain Led by D.R. Foley, the red team says of the team, "Our second finished 7th overall. Following through fifth runners are staying by Steve Zeglin ing to be their day when fullback Meiss. Phil now has 17 career in- Foley who finished 39th were close together, running as a The Engineers busted loose John Collett fumbled into the end terceptions which puts him Carl Troike (40th), Kenny pack, which is important to against Principia College this zone and tight end Jeff Bannister second on the Engineer all-time Roberts (41st), Steve Mericle cross-country success. However, past Saturday in a 45-0 rout. fell on the ball for the first touch- list. (42nd) and Keith Haramen overall our pack must work on Rose-Hulman is now 2-2 on the down. On the day the Rose wish- Coach Thompson mentioned (43rd). Purdue won the meet improving its place finishes if we year while Principia dropped to bone offense ran for 399 yards that he was especially pleased with 19 points. are to successfully compete for and accumulated 24 first downs. 1-3. with the total team effort and he On Saturday, the Engineers the CAC title at Fisk University Also, because the The Engineers knew it was go- Engineers took was happy to have an opportuni- fielded a team at the Vincennes on Nov. 2." an early 17-0 lead and then a 31-0 ty to see everybody play in this lead at the half, Coach Thomp- game. He also mentioned, "This son was able to use 13 different was the first time we ran the rushers on the day. In fact the wishbone offense as well as we Soccer falls short rushing leader was a non-starter, could up to this point of the sea- The Rose soccer team dropped neers on goal 32-14. Although the sophomore, Mike Stercula who son. We also accomplished a ma- matches against Greenville col- Rose goaltenders Paul Price and gained 51 yards on three carries jor goal today of scoring more lege and Principia college last Paul Everline combined for four- including the longest run for the points this season than last week. teen saves, the effort fell short as day a 37 yard TD burst to put the year." The Engineers have In the first match at Green- Principia won 7-0. Engineers up 17-0. scored 97 points in four games ville, the Engineers outshot The Rose defense had an out- this year as to only 96 points for their opponent 19 to 16, but came The two losses dropped the standing day in posting the first all of the nine games last year. teams record up short in the score column, los- to 1-5. shutout of the season. Principia Rose will have tomorrow off ing 3-0. , The Engineers will return to was limited to just 40 yards rush- which will give them an extra In the second game of the home action on Saturday, Oct. ing and 140 passing. The defense week to prepare for the week, the engineers faced Prin- 12, when they face Rhodes col- picked off two passes including Homecoming game against cipia. Principia outshot the engi- lege at 11:00 a.m. one by senior cornerback Phil Taylor University on October 12. "Good friends Art and efileka'es don't let good friends barber and eity lin?? smoke cigarettes:' 1919 Maple Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana Larry Hagman Open 6 Days a Week 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cigarettes aren't good for your friends. Closed Sunday and Holidays Adopt a friend who smokes and help 'ern quit FOUR BARBERS — NO WAITING — WALK IN today. You'll both be glad tomorrow Hair Cuts -- $3.00 Style Cut -- $3.00 Complete Styles (Shampoo, Cut & Blow Dry) $9.00 Shaves -- $3.00 AAAERICAN CANC.ER SOCIETY' Art and Shelia Stadler, Proprietors PAGE 4 ROSE THORN FRIDAY, OCT. 4. 1985 1985 Homecoming Queen Candidates

Angie Belttari Sonya Marie Black Kay Dilley Sigma Nu Alpha Tau Omega Della Sigma Phi The men of Sigma Nu proudly introduce their Homecom- The i985 Alpha Tau Omega Homecoming Queen candi The men of Delta Sigma Phi are proud to present their ing Queen Candidate. Angie Belttari. Angie is a second date is Miss Sonya Marie Black of Terre Haute. Sonya is a 1985 Homecoming Queen candidate, the lovely Kay Dilley. year member of the Indianapolis Colts cheerleading squad junior at Indiana State University currently enrolled in the Kay is in her second year at ISU and will graduate next and is currently taking business computer application School of Nursing. After completing her associate degree fall with a degree in accounting. Prior to attending ISU, classes at 1.11.1).11.1. in Indianapolis. at ISU, she plans to continue her education in Texas. She is she studied at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Tech- Miss lielttari. of Indianapolis, is a 1984 business major a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Sonya enjoys nology, where she earned an Associate's degree. graduate of Mt. Vernon High School. Her extracurricular dancing. horseback riding, and ballet. She is the daughter Raised in the heart of the Southwest, Kay enjoys wild- activities include three years of varsity cheerleading. a of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Black of San Antonio. Texas. life, hiking, sunbathing, and skiing. Other interests include lour year letter winner and vice-president of her senior dancing and classical piano. Kay enjoys soccer very much class. and can be heard at most home games cheering on our Angie is employed at the Indiana Seal Company as an Rose-Hulman team. executive secretary to the president and works part time Delta Sigma Phi is honored to be represented by such a as a model. She spends her spare time as a fan of auto- lovely and enthusiastic lady. mobile racing and also enjoys aerobics. swimming. canoe- ing and other outdoor activities.

A Cherri Donnelly Jill Harris Mindy Haws Triangle Speed Hall Mees Hall Triangle fraternity presents its 198.5 Homecoming Queen Jill Harris, Speed Hall's candidate for Homecoming Mindy Haws is a sophomore at Indiana State University candidate, Miss Cherri Donnelly. Cherri is a freshman at Queen. is a sophomore at Indiana State University where majoring in Biology with a Chemistry minor. She lives on St. Mary-of-the-Woods College majoring in Pre-Law with a she is majoring in Television Communications. campus, but her hometown of Marshall, Illinois, is only a Sociology psychology minor. Her plans for the future are Jill, who celebrated her nineteenth birthday earlier this short distance away. She graduated a valedictorian of her to practice law. month, hails from Ladoga, Indiana. high school class in 1984 and she was also a National Merit Cherri enjoys swimming. basketball, and drama. She is Jill is involved in a variety of activities. She is a two Scholarship Finalist. Mindy began college a semester a Triangle Little Sister. year member of the popular I.S.U. Sparkettes. In addition, early in January of 1984 and is now a member of Alpha she appeared as Miss April in the Pi Kappa Alpha calen- Lambda Delta, a freshman honorary. dar. She enjoys all sports, particularly tennis, and she is Mindy enjoys meeting new people. She received an ex- active in I.S.U.'s homecoming as well. cellent opportunity to do this as a summer exchange stu- She says her ideal evening would consist of dancing, and dent to Belgium when she was awarded a Youth For Un sampling of fine gourmet foods. Jill's favorite color is derstanding Scholarship. green which matches the deep timbre of her eyes. Mindy enjoys college life immensely, but she is anxious to get on to medical school so she can begin her career in medicine as an obstetrician.

Bertha Horning Chris.ti Spainhour Suzan Spann Alpha l'hi Omega Alpha chi Sigma phi Gamma Delta Bertha is an energetic, down-home girl from Norwalk. The men of Alpha Chi Sigma are proud to present their Miss Suzan Spann is the 1985 Homecoming Queen candi- Ohio. She was a senior prom attendant and a member of Homecoming queen candidate. Miss Christi Spainhour. date for Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Suzan is a junior at the senior homecoming court. While in high school, Bert Christi is from Clarksville. Indiana, and is currently a Indiana State University majoring in Life Science, received several awards for her cooking. which should be freshman at I.S.U. She is majoring in psychology and Chemistry. She plans to attend medical school after reassuring to the Rose guys because she works for ARA minoring in marketing. Her long term ambition is to graduation. here on the Rose-Hultnan campus. obtain a Ph.D. in psychology, and work as an iqdustrial Suzan's interests and hobbies include aerobics, body- Bertha attended IBC here in Terre Haute and plans on psychologist. building. running, and gymnastics. She has been named furthering her education and pursuing her interests in In high school. Christi was a member of the National "Miss Terre Haute 1985." As a native of Terre Haute, business management. Honor Society. Student Council Treasurer, a cheerleader, Suzan considers it an honor to be a candidate for Rose- Among her interests and hobbies are drag racing. auto- and Homecoming Queen her junior year. Hulman Homecoming Queen. mobile mechanics, water and snow skiing. houseboating. In her spare time she likes to read, be outdoors. and and. of course, cooking. spend time with people. Miss!killing is proudly being brought to you by the men You will see Christi at the home football and basketball of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. games. as she is a cheerleader for the Fighting Engineers.

Lisa Thomas Dianna Wilimitis Lambda chi Alpha Circle K Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity presents its 1985 The men of Rose-Hulman Circle K Club are proud to Homecoming Queen candidate. Miss Lisa Thomas. Lisa is introduce their 1985 Homecoming Queen candidate, Miss a senior at ISU majoring in Clinical Child Psychology and Dianna Wilimitis. minoring in Criminology. She plans to attend graduate Dianna is a junior at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College sehtiol at UCLA and looks forward to pursuing a career in where she has received high honors while pursuing a dou- clinical research with children. Lisa enjoys working with ble major in management and mathematics. She is ex- children and is involved with Special Olympics and Big tensively involved in extracurricular activities which in- Brother — Big Sister of Vigo County. clude being president of the SMWC Circle K Club: secre- Lisa's favorite pasttimes include dancing,- skiing. run- tary of SMWC Women in Communications: and a member ning. weight lifting. football. and being an ISU sparkette. of Phi Gamma Nu professional business fraternity. the Au- She also loves summertime. nature. and being outdoors. rora literary publication staff. and the Presidential Foley Forum. Her other interests include tennis. biking, danc- ing, and sewing. Dianna is from Burlington, Indiana and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilimitis.

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