THE NEW PERSPECTIVE Thursday, November 3, 2005 • Volume 29, Issue 3 • http://newperspective.cc.edu
News Features Arts & Entertainment Sports Carroll Housing, page 3 Chocolate Exhibit, page 6 Table Forfor Two, Two, pagepage 87 4th and Long, page 11 International Students, page 3 Senate Corner, page 7 FallFaculty TV Art,Preview, page page10 8 Women’s Soccer, page 12
The Student Newspaper of Carroll College Students’ voices fall on deaf ears Student petition gets no response from board of trustees
Alysha Schertz the President. member who even acknowl- News Editor Miller stated that they edged that she received a copy “personally handed a copy to of the petition. The efforts of almost 700 Provost Lynn Bernier.” Dr. Ber- According to Jacobsen, she students on campus have gone nier could not be reached for received the letter and petition apparently unnoticed by mem- comment. because at the time she was serv- bers of the administration and When sending out the peti- ing as staff president, since then faculty. tion, the three were hoping the her term has expired. Carroll College juniors, administration would recognize Jacobsen reported, however Luke Eyrise, Adam Miller the petition as a unifi ed student that she shared the letter with and Nick Demetralis set out voice, and to recognize that it members of the executive staff, last school year to make some and later passed the letter on to changes to the Carroll College people who according to Jacob- campus. sen, “had more infl uence.” The three generated a peti- “We spoke out but When asked if he thought tion that they hoped students that the delay for a response would sign and support. apparently no one on the petition was a result of The petition states that wants to hear it” the college’s search for a new the undersigned students were -Adam Miller president Miller commented, unhappy about enrollment “We couldn’t really come up policies on campus, the lack of with a logical explanation for a housing plan and the need for the lack of response. As far as overall student space. isn’t just a few students. the presidential search goes, After circulating campus, Miller commented, “We Falcone is still in charge so he around the dorms and the were hoping for an ‘Ok we could still make a decision […] campus center lobby, for a good understand that these are issues, we spoke out but apparently no portion of second semester, the we hear you, lets at least talk one wants to hear it.” men were able to generate a about them’ sort of response Due to the lack of response total of 685 signatures. but instead we got nothing […] Photo by Pete Seroogy the three have recently begun The three proceeded to Its frustrating from where we’re thinking about new ideas to Lorin Hollander visits Carroll distribute the signed petition sitting.” World renowned pianist Lorin Hollander performed with the to administrators, the board of Kris Jacobsen, athletic Carroll College Wind Symphony on October 30. trustees, faculty members and director, was the only faculty See VOICE Page 6 Pioneer football record takes a hit Pios suffer losses to good teams, record goes to 5-4 Dustin Pearce Rogers said. Staff Writer St.. Norbert’s only offense Minahan Stadium’s score- was their defense, mainly board didn’t lie but it failed to because their offensive pow- reveal the entire truth. erhouses Casey Meehan (16 On October 15th, Carroll carries for 60 yards), and T.J. lost to St.. Norbert College, the George (3 receptions for 40 six time defending conference yards), were shut down. champs in a playoff-like atmo- After the devastating loss, sphere, 48-28. Carroll proved their athleticism At least that’s what the on Farwell Field from begin- scoreboard said. ning to end, defeating Lake Carroll took a 14-13 half- Forest College, 40-13. time lead before yielding to The Pioneers stayed true costly turnovers in the second to their versatile form scoring half. Still, at the start of the in all facets of the game. At fourth quarter the Pioneers halftime the score was a 17-6 trailed 27-21 when the Green Carroll advantage. With 10:23 Knights went on a tear, scoring remaining in the third quarter 21 points, 14 by the defense in Lake Forest found the end zone a matter of 18 seconds. and cut the lead to 17-13. So, what really happened? That’s when sophomore Carroll dominated the defensive back Isaac Hamilton yards gained battle 382 to 276, took over the game. He took an despite sophomore quarterback interception 56 yards for a TD Chris Rogers’s career high four and followed with an 83 yard interceptions. Overall, the kickoff return. offense played in dramatic fash- “I had the easy part,” he ion converting 11 of 18 third said, adding, “The ball was downs. kicked to me and I ran. It was an entire team effort; they “The hardest part wasn’t Photo by Pete Seroogy losing, it was getting my mind- made great blocks and gave me set back into the game, but the Bryce Crocker picks up the tough yards entire team rallied behind me See FOOTBALL Page 12 Sophomore Bryce Crocker gained 127 yards against Monmouth College on October 29; his sixth and gave me so much support,” consecutive game in which he gained 100 yards or more. NEWS Page 2 The New Perspective Thursday, November 3, 2005 The New Perspective Crime Beat Uniting the Carroll community with a buildings. proud heritage of excellence. 10/4/05 - Took report from a neighbor that referenced a con- 10/21/05 - Took a report of Editor-in-Chief Advertisement Policy fl ict with a Carroll student. theft of art work from the lower Pete Seroogy Paid advertisements published in level hall of New Hall The New Perspective do not neces- Campus Safety 10/6/05 - Took report of a Executive Staff sarily refl ect the views of Carroll If you observe suspicious activity broken vehicle window in lot 12 Free Self Defense Class Offered Managing Editor College or the Editorial Board. on campus, please contact Campus that occurred during the day. Have you ever wanted to learn techniques on how to Mark DeBoer Safety at (262) 524-7300. On- Corrections Policy campus escorts are available 24 10/6/05 - Assisted a resident defend yourself? 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Photography Staff Lonely nights no more Sports Information Department, Carroll freshman seeks to improve upon basic sex ed Karen Bykowski, Chelsea Mitchell, Pete Seroogy Luke Sleman need to be educated about it,” in getting the club started. The Staff Writer claims Kramer-Morning. Safe sex idea was brought to Dave Sar- Editorial Policy The preliminary fl yer for is encouraged, “But I don’t want nowski, Director of Student The New Perspective welcomes “Porno Palooza” a hopefully (for to bore everyone with things they Activities where a few issues came letters in an attempt to provide a some) upcoming club for Carroll have heard in middle/high school. up. forum for the diverse views of the reads, “Do you enjoy watching This is more about the nitty-gritty, Because of the age require- campus. The views expressed in The two consenting adults performing and what to do in these situations. ment of 18 years old to view New Perspective do not necessarily intercourse... Don’t Be Ashamed! This is a school funded club, and pornographic material, “age-dis- Contact Us we are here to learn.” crimination” could be a problem. refl ect the views of the Editorial The New Perspective is a free Join Today!” Matt Kramer-Morn- Board or those of the Carroll Col- ing, a freshman this year has high Some students would be prohib- newspaper to all tuition-paying ited from participating in the lege administration, alumni, faculty, students. Subscriptions are available aspirations for this club. staff, students, trustees or the sur- When asked why he dared to club. Copyright laws are another upon request. All correspondence “Sex is an important matter and Sarnowski is looking rounding Waukesha community. should be directed to: start a club dedicated to anything Letters should be limited to 500 and everything about pornog- into how to go about showing aspect of a serious these movies without infringing words, signed and dropped off at The New Perspective raphy, he said “I love porn, and The New Perspective offi ce, located what better club to start, a club relationship... ” on the copyrights. Carroll College One must also wonder if this in the Student Organization offi ces 100 North East Avenue devoted to one of the most beauti- in the Campus Center, at least one ful and natural things on this God Presbyterian based college is ready Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186 for a club devoted to watching week prior to publication. forsaken Earth.” Matt has contacted Sex Out The New Perspective reserves Matt’s ideal club meeting adult fi lms. Sophomore, Stepha- Tel: 262.524.7351 Loud, another sex awareness club nie Cummings believes that “It is the right to edit letters for length, Fax: 262.951.3554 will start out with a synopsis of at the University of Madison, for libelous content, profanity, clarity, the adult movie, then viewing of extremely awkward and objectifi es E-Mail: [email protected] information on how their club the women in these fi lms.” grammar and spelling errors. All Web site: the movie. Afterwards he hopes was started and their affi liations letters become the property of The to have an intelligent discussion This club has several barri- Http://newperspective.cc.edu with the school. Matt would like ers to break down before it can New Perspective. about what was just viewed, ques- his club to be somewhat based on tions about artistic decisions, and become an offi cial club, there are Sex Out Loud, but provide more high hopes. “I want to thank Dave Corrections anything about sex in general. focus on the “sex” instead of the “Sex is an important aspect of for keeping an open mind and Photos on pages 1 and 12 were incorrectly attributed to Karen “safe”. taking his time with this idea.” Bykowski. The photos were taken by Rebecca Hoffman a serious relationship and people Matt also faces some trouble NEWS Thursday, November 3 2005 The New Perspective Page 3 Physical International student support lacking at Carroll Plant Moves Students fi nding it diffi cult to fi t in, be included Helen Brewer at Carroll fi ve days late. “We didn’t really know the ID the friendliness themselves.” Staff Writer “For those ten days,” stated system or how to get one…It “It is the small things that Chopra, “for over a week, I was was hard.” count,” noted Mehmi about rela- Frustrated international stu- all alone.” Even after the fi rst few tionships between all students at Maintenance dents are speaking out, wishing it Mehmi elaborated with, weeks, students like Arlette Rob- Carroll. “People who I work with be known that the Carroll Col- “We were only seventeen-year- inson, a sophomore from Kings- in class and do not say hi when may be delayed lege students could do better in old girls.” ton, Jamaica, had to fi ght for we pass each other – it hurts.” welcoming those from different “Literally seven seas away recognition in the community. Chopra agreed. “When because of move backgrounds. from home,” added Chopra. Robinson said that there are, the other students in the class According to Roger Smith, “And the emotional support “Certain classes you go into and sneezes, everyone says bless you. Assistant Director of Cultural was so low,” Mehmi said. “No no one wants to sit beside you, When we sneeze, no one says Liz Ramus Diversity, international students fl oormates or R.A. came to say, like you have a disease.” Robin- bless you.” Staff Writer are given a special orientation ‘Hey let’s go to the M.D.R.’” son, who had been sitting in the Chopra also said that she that explains what they need to Laure Fabrega, from Vend- very middle, moved around in admires certain Resident Assis- “I need a work order do, and how they can culturally argues, France, also had prob- search of friendly desk neighbors. tants for “being kind like an form!” is a familiar phrase adjust. However, some interna- lems after missing orientation. “I positioned myself near people older sibling for the freshman.” heard in the Resident Halls tional students fi nd the Carroll “My parents decided I could just who might talk to me,” she said. She added, “We need that same at Carroll, as residents panic community not willing to adjust buy my sheets here […] Because At one point, Robinson was support, only more so because of about broken items. as well and end up struggling to I missed the orientation, I did so frustrated that she said out the culture shock.” These feelings Busted locks, clogged fi nd a sense of belonging. not know where to go […] I had loud in class, “I feel like packing have led Chopra and Mehmi to toilets, broken shower heads, One such student is Mehak no sheets for three days.” It was up my things and going back.” re-start the International Experi- broken heaters are some of Chopra, a sophomore from not until Febrega found another At that time, there was, “One ences Club, where are all Car- the small requests the Physical Nabha, India. Chopra came to student from France who hap- lady who said, ‘No, do not do roll students are welcome and Plant takes care of on a daily Carroll fi ve days early to attend pened to have a car that she was that. We do want you here.’” are able to make bonds. “Every basis. the orientation. Unsure of the able to go out and buy what she Robinson fi nds it strange that international student needs a As part of the Building location, she missed it. Monica needed. people tell her, “‘Jamaica is so place to get support.” The fi rst Champions Campaign Physi- Mehmi, her friend from high “We did not know the basic beautiful and the people are so meeting of the club was Thurs- cal Plant will be moved off school would later become things,” Mehmi pointed out. friendly!’ but they do not return day, October 27. campus. According to the Chopra’s “only support,” arrived athletics website, “A strong athletics and recreation pro- gram is an important compo- College still fi ghts Housing operation nent of a balanced educational experience for students, both as participants and as spectators.” faculty unionization leaves extra space Upon completion, a new track Mark DeBoer the vote itself. and athletic facility building Managing Editor While both the regional and on Carroll campus will be created where the cur- The Carroll College admin- the national offi ces have ruled rent physical plant exists. istration fi led an objection to the several times on these issues, the Samantha Povilonis Housing also looks at the pro- The move takes the National Labor Relations Board only argument the NLRB sup- Staff Writer jected proportion of male versus physical plant almost a mile (NLRB) on September 7, 2005 ported was on who was eligible female that will live at Carroll away from the Carroll College about the NLRB’s ruling that to vote. At the end of last year, one College, and to plan out how campus so the response time to the College’s faculty was able to While the fi rst two objec- topic seemed to be approached many fl oors will be assigned to requests may be delayed. unionize. tions have been dealt with in past by students more than any other. each gender. “The Physical Plant The objection has followed ruling, the NLRB did modify No, it wasn’t impending fi nals or Because of the small amount has been very thorough and in the wake of several appeals, the ballots that were used. the long-awaited summer vaca- of space Carroll College has, the effi cient this year with their both to the NLRB’s regional and In the February 13th elec- tion; rather, it was housing. projection of the freshman class response time to emergencies,” national offi ces. tion, 107 votes were compiled, With the largest freshman took up a large percentage of the said Karen Windau, Resident This objection once again and on August 31, 2005 the class Carroll has ever seen about housing. Knowing this, Resi- Director for New Hall, Charles brought up the fact that the only votes that were not counted to embark on their college careers dence life changed Charles house House and Kilgour. “We College deems the faculty as were those of the in the fall, the already much- into an all freshman, all female haven’t had any emergencies so managerial, and librarians. debated housing system at Car- residence. far this semester, but you always thus unable to The NLRB roll became a topic that everyone In addition to changing have the basic things like heater unionize under “We hope that our deemed the only could be heard discussing. Charles House, the college also problems, broken showers and the case ruling accepted appli- Stories fl ew about the possi- decided to rent out a fl oor of the burned out light bulbs.” of NLRB v. next step would be to cants for union- bility of limited to no housing for Ramada Limited, located about The cleanliness of the the soon to be sophomore class, ten minutes from campus. Yeshiva Univer- engage in the bargain- ization would be Resident Halls has also sity, 444 U.S. teaching faculty. and upper classman were denied Carroll was not the fi rst improved this semester with 672 (1980). ing process.” In turn, only ‘squatters’ rights on their current campus to do this, following the new custodial system under This brings 101 of the votes room. It seemed that everyone’s Carthage College and Mar- the supervision of Sodexho. into question -Dr. Tim Fiedler where counted; housing plans were up to the lot- quette University. Student Life “The custodial staff now has whether the 57 voted in tery system. with Residence Life spent a lot one person cleaning and is unionization vote that was held favor, with 39 against. Carroll’s current hous- of time with Carthage trying to in charge of maintaining one by the faculty on February 11, In the last unionization ing policy states that fi rst-year fi gure out if this was best for the dorm instead of having a group 2005 was valid. update, these numbers were students not commuting from students. Because of the projec- clean one dorm at a time,” said While the NLRB regional published in error, and these their home must live on-campus. tion of freshman, it was decided Windau. offi ce ruled on the objection on new numbers seen here are Housing’s fi rst priority is to make that the best plan would be the “The process has been September 30, 2005, the Col- from the NLRB’s September 30 sure all fi rst-year freshmen are addition of the Ramada as “on- great this year and things are lege has fi led the same objection ruling. housed on-campus. Next on the campus” housing. getting done effi ciently and on with the national NLRB offi ce This recent ruling, Sup- list of priorities is those students However, as students and a timely matter,” said Felicia on October 13, 2005. plemental Decision, Order who already live on-campus. This Residence Life alike learned Dupczak Resident Advisor for If the national offi ce denies Overruling Objections, and choice is given in order of class at the beginning of this year, rank giving them the choice to Kilgour. “The staff seems to get the objection, the next recourse Certifi cation of Representative, projected enrollment was much stay. Finally, full-time students things done quickly and has would be federal court, since the states, “IT IS CERTIFIED that larger than actual attendance. who have already moved off been very cooperative with the NLRB is a government agency. a majority of the valid ballots Because of this, there is a variety campus are given the option to residents,” Dupczak added. Dr. Tim Fiedler, professor of have been cast for the Interna- of open space in the various dor- move back, if space allows. With the transition of the sociology at Carroll stated in an tional Union, United Automo- mitories across campus. Triples This year, Carroll saw the Physical Plant being moved interview on October 17, 2005, bile, Aerospace & Agricultural are now doubles and a few rooms off campus more patience will “We [the faculty] must wait for largest freshman class admitted are completely empty. Implement Worker of America - in the history of our college. be needed from residents. The the NLRB to issue the order to UAW, and that it is the exclusive Ryan Ringhand, the direc- little problems such as light bargain. We hope that our next In order to create the best pos- tor of residential programs here collective-bargaining representa- sible housing plan for everyone bulbs or a broken coat hanger step would be to engage in that tive of the employers […]” at Carroll, explained that the may not get replaced the very bargaining process.” involved. Housing takes the college is very aware of all of the It is unclear as to when the projection of how many of the minute it happens, because Collective bargaining is the extra space and that Student Life national offi ce of the NLRB will admitted high school seniors will things like water heaters and actual process of the union deal- is currently discussing plans to release a ruling of this recent actually attend Carroll College, the general heat may take a pri- ing with the administration on properly utilize it. objection. and plans how many rooms will ority over the small things. contractual matters. More information on He could not discuss the be open for the current Carroll possible solutions since nothing “Residents need to appre- Fiedler also said that the the Carroll College unioniza- students for Housing Reassign- has been fi nalized, however, he ciate maintenance and be three main areas of the College’s tion effort can be found at ment. assured that Student Life was respectful of what all they do to objections have been that the www.nlrb.gov, and search for In addition to the projec- doing everything that they could make Carroll’s Resident Halls faculty are managers/supervisors, Carroll College as key words. a great place to live in,” com- tion of how many freshman will to do what was in the best inter- that the college is a religious be coming to Carroll College, mented Windau. institution, and the validity of est of all of the students. OPINION Page 4 The New Perspective Thursday, November 3, 2005 Point / Counterpoint Point Counterpoint Lost cause season for the Packers All who wander are not lost Jim Verbick anyways. Sure he made some intercep- Luke Eyrise on everyone’s list for a homecoming oppo- Opinion Editor tions at a few crucial moments in the 2003 Layout Editor nent. But a cursory look at the last four Dear Packer Fans, season, but they were basically handed to To be honest, I, like the rest of Wis- losses will show that they’ve lost all four I regret to inform you that if you him on a platter as they came right at him. consin, thought the Pack would turn it of those games by a combined total of 9 winced at the Packer’s performance last He has the dumb luck of being in the right around last week. I also, until recently, points. They aren’t getting blown out, they year, you may want to brace yourself early place at the right time. I guess those shreds fi rmly believed that it was soda, not pop, are making mistakes indicative of a young, this year. The Packers are currently sitting of a decent performance blind every other and democrats were incapable of complex inexperienced, and injury plagued team. at the bottom of the worst division in the Packer fan from Harris’ inability to guard thought. Luckily, only one of those beliefs They have the worst turnover margin in NFL. The division has completely fl ipped some of the league’s best wide receivers. has been shattered. the league, and to borrow a “Madden-ism” from last year when the Chicago Bears and I was watching ESPN, and they were To save myself in these uncertain - at the end of the year, the team who has the Detroit Lions sat heavily on the bottom talking to Chad Johnson of the Cincinnati times, I fi nd myself thinking more and the most takeaways will have a winning but now are battling it out for fi rst place. Bengals, who was showing them the list he more like those loud, obnoxious people record, and the team with the most give- I assure you I am not a Bears fan - I do made of the defensive backs who would who come from the state that considers aways will have a losing one. live in Wisconsin and I love cheese - but I be guarding him each week. Next to each Wisconsin its very own state park and is Last year, Packer fans were about have realized the hard truth: we will not be defensive back’s name was a check box for secretly planning to annex Door County ready to throw in the towel after start- seeing the Packers in the post-season this “Yes” and a box for “No”. I noticed that and Lake Geneva. To be fair, it was only ing 1-4. That mood changed after we all year; they would have to sacrifi ce a package under the eighth week of the season, John- after talking to several of those ‘Flatlanders’ stepped back and looked at the teams in of bratwurst just to break .500. The defense son wrote Al Harris’ name on his paper. If I that my faith was renewed. Who better to the “Black and Blue” division…noting is just as bad as it was last year, if not worse, were Johnson, I would have marked a “No” consult about having faith in a team that is what “powerhouse” teams dominated the and Brett Favre can’t seem to produce any for that one before the game even started, to utterly hopeless than a Bears fan? NFC North, faith was renewed. Again, offense outside of the fi nal minutes of the save some time. Before we all hang ourselves with I see a similar outcome. Currently, the fourth quarter, once it is too late. Besides the blunders of defense, the string cheese, let’s look at the positives fi rst place team in the NFC North is 3-3. In week four, we witnessed the same offense is nothing to be proud of either. The of this season. To this point, Brett Favre That leaves the conference wide open, and old story of the defensive back for the running game is almost nonexistent. Ahman has the highest QB rating of his career at I mean WIDE open. Look at the teams in Green Bay Packers when running back Green never did break the 60 yard mark 93.1, and he looks like he’s in pretty good the conference. Stephen Davis of the Carolina Panthers in his short time on the fi eld this season. physical shape. Al Harris’s dreadlocks The Bears have the usual offensive dragged Packer’s safety Earl Little on his Quarterback Brett Favre has four fumbles looked cute last weekend in Minnesota struggles, and it seems that ‘Shoop’ has back for an excessive amount of yardage. (only two recovered) and 13 interceptions as well. Oh, and I agree completely with nothing to do with it. The Lions have the Let’s not forget the rest of the “stellar” this season. In last week’s game against the Chad Johnson. The bad news is that Al best potential to be a powerhouse but need squad of Packer defensive backs, especially Bengals he threw fi ve interceptions. Many Harris (or any other Packer) has to cover a QB who can throw the ball to the plethora cornerback Al Harris. fans were shocked and upset by Favre’s play him downfi eld; the good news is that they of big time WR’s (perhaps a trade opportu- Al Harris is one of the most overrated call in the fi nal minutes of the game to fake can save 15% by switching to Geico. 15%! nity for Aaron Rodgers/Craig Nall). The members of the defensive backs, and that spike the ball, apparently unbeknownst to That’s unbelievable. Vikings…are the Vikings. Culpepper is is not saying much considering there isn’t his teammates. Truth is, if the NFL were a high school currently on pace to set the NFL single much to get worked up about back there See POINT Page 7 football conference, the Packers would be See COUNTERPOINT Page 7 Eat Jimmy’s World We’re few, but we’re proud, we’re the “Ads” fans The following series was won their fi rst game by crushing against the Chicago Wolves. The the Houston Aeros 6-1. It was fi rst game was in Milwaukee and great to see them dominate the ended with an Admiral goal in ice again like I remember from double-overtime. I traveled with their Calder Cup winning season. two of my good friends to the The game also reminded me why If you’d like to speak your • “Adam Fletcher is a man Allstate Arena in Chicago to see I really love to see hockey: the mind without fear of reper- among boys and kind of cute the “Ads” take the series in the fi ghts. There was a real good three cussions Call 524-7351 saying too.” sixth game with another double- minute fi ght where each guy beat “I’m the voice of Carroll and overtime goal. the crap out of the other one. Oh I want to say____.” All calls • “Somebody threw up in the Starting with the series man, it was sweet! are anonymous. Look for your bathroom on fi rst fl oor, who against Chicago, I attended every Sadly, the attendance is very quote here in the very next should I call about that?” home game for the rest of the depressing; there were large packs issue. Jim Verbick playoffs. The last two series were of empty seats in the lower level • “I wish Gert was my Opinion Editor quick, ending in fi ve and four at both games I’ve attended this • “Nick..I’m renting your grandma.” As I walk around campus games respectively; it was a great year. bed...again.” with my navy blue Milwaukee experience. However, something even • “Old people need to stop Admirals hat on, only about The only thing I wish was more sad is the untimely passing of • “I want some Aunt Jemima making out on the Bradley fi ve people actually know which different was that the Admirals Admirals play-by-play broadcaster on my Bisquick” Center JumboTron” team’s logo I am sporting. would have won the champion- Kyle Schultz. He had announced I started going to the Admi- ship game at home instead of the games for Milwaukee for three • “#97 has a nice half-sack” • “Why is clearing buckthorn rals games back when I was in on the road. It was really disap- seasons, including their Calder part of my LSP require- elementary school, and my dad pointing to see that even though Cup winning season. • “The password is: Shoulda ments?” would take my brother and I. they were in the fi nals and won He was very good at what been gone!” About a year ago is when I really the championship, the Admirals he did, and I enjoyed listening to • “I got an egg shell in my became an “Ads” fan. still did not sell out the Bradley him because his excitement added • “Where is Mike Bartman pumpkin pie, what do I win, Some of the Admirals would Center; they didn’t even sell out something extra to the play-by- when you need him?” besides food poisoning?” take their cars into the body shop the lower level. play that I wouldn’t regularly get of the Buick dealership where my The attendance didn’t if I wasn’t there to see it. • “Hehehe you’re fi red” • “What did the World Series dad is manager, so he would get improve much the following I spent a lot of time listening and a castrated bear have in to talk with some of them. My season either. It wasn’t as if the to the online broadcasts while • “We’re living in the awe- common? No cubs.” dad would get free tickets to the Admirals weren’t doing as well as working in the computer lab somes” games, and he’d take us to watch they did the season before; the below New Hall. My apologies • “Stick a fork in him, he’s them. reached they playoffs again. to anyone I may have frightened • “Hey what’s up? I am the done!” How could I possibly argue Unfortunately, the Ads were by suddenly shouting at my com- voice of Carroll and I forgot about attending a free hockey knocked out of the playoffs in puter screen either in excitement what I was going to say. ” *Opinions expressed are not game? the division semi-fi nals. Ironi- or in anger. those of The New Perspec- Since I was at Carroll during cally, they played the Cincinnati Admirals hockey is just so • “I hope you take your bike tive. Messages may be edited the school year, I didn’t get to Mighty Ducks again, but this fun to watch, both for the fast- off of sweet jumps like I do” slightly for content and length attend any of the regular season time they were defeated in the paced movement and hard hits. games. I started to go to the games seventh game. I was severely Plus, if you need something to do in May 2004 when the Admirals distraught as my summer just on a weekend, you can get tickets were on the brink of elimination started, that there would be no for as low at $15. The upside of Got an opinion? in the division semi-fi nals at the Admirals hockey to attend. low attendance is that you can Everyone’s got an opinion, let us know what yours is! We’re hands of the Cincinnati Mighty And so here I am, still root- buy a cheap ticket and sit in the always looking for new writers. If you’re interested in writing an opin- Ducks. I attended both the sixth ing for the Ads, despite their fi rst more expensive seats instead. ion article, E-mail [email protected] with your idea. Or, come to our and seventh game where the Ads four games resulting in losses. Come for some great sports next full-staff meeting on Nov. 9 won and took the series...I was I did make it to the game on action, and support a Milwaukee hooked. Friday, October 28, where they team that actually wins. OPINION Page 5 The New Perspective Thursday, November 3, 2005 Kiss Me I’m Eyrise Bible Stories 101 Cheating, a matter Early (horti)culture lessons of semantics from the Garden of Eden Luke Eyrise Watch late night/early morn- now and will soon live there. four chapters, but whatever else in Layout Editor ing TV, and you’ll most likely see The easy reach is balanced by the world you do, DON’T READ an ad featuring the poor sap from the restrictions of verses 16-17: CHAPTER 41!! What d’ya wanna Minnesota, who one day decided “You may freely eat of every tree do next? Of course! Let’s look at to put a ‘blade’ of 4 wheels on his of the garden; but of the tree of chapter 41!! Let’s run this past the kick-ass Puma’s so that he could the knowledge of good and evil education faculty and see if there’s play hockey on the streets. Turns you shall not eat, for in the day a teaching method in the making out that some sneaky devil, most that you eat of it you shall die.” here! What part of the library is off likely someone born in a neigh- Combining the tree of limits? Hey, let’s go study there! boring state where, academically, human curiosity about what is The Biblical story moves on its schools are ranked among the right and what is wrong, what with the temptation by a serpent highest in the nation, stole his is good or evil, with the tree of with a piece of fruit from the idea. Why? Because he didn’t get life, living forever, immortal- forbidden tree. Our stories move a patent. ity, makes for the apparently on with family expectations, Or we could use that lovely William Humphreys I’ve got nothing; it’s 3:21 ever-grafted sense that the group-think (or often, not-think), K-mart queen of ingenuity, Staff Writer a.m., and I have nothing. It’s length and quality of life itself peer pressure, overstated personal Martha Stewart. Martha found sickening, the wit I pride myself The Rev. William Humphreys is the is inextricably connected to the goals, misunderstandings and time away from making quaint on and the belief in my own intel- chaplain for Carroll College. decisions we make. These trees misperceptions, sometimes over- centerpieces and homely decora- lectual superiority have given way go together, and so the threat working an idea and sometimes tions to make a killing in the The Biblical story teller to the proverbial writer’s block. of verse 17 reminds us that simple laziness. stock market. of Genesis 2 tells us in verse 9, I once thought that writer’s pursuing the fruit of absolute Sometimes our temptations No she wasn’t a smart inves- using the New Revised Standard block was an affl iction of the not- knowledge puts at risk the very are the usual “hunk” of another tor, she simply phoned up a Version: “Out of the ground so-bright kids who couldn’t com- stuffi ng of life itself. person, wacky or even dangerous buddy working for the company the Lord God made to grow prehend the simple premise of an With all the clarity of ret- chemicals in liquid, powder or and said, “...should I buy or sell?” every tree that is pleasant to essay based question, or the lazy rospect, this looks like a set-up. smoke formats. Sometimes the With such advantageous informa- the sight and good for food, the writer who is struggling to keep things that threaten to undo us are tion, she was found guilty and tree of life also in the midst of Great looking trees in the garden his girlfriend in the swanky loft sentenced to come up with the the garden, and the tree of the setting, and now this: you can the forces of nature and the natu- upstate by making the excuse that next crappy reality TV show. knowledge of good and evil.” look, even touch, but don’t you ral realities of illness and death. he has a really good idea but that While colleges and other So we are told of the eat, under penalty of death! Beyond the stories, the Bibli- recently he’s hit a wall- “it’ll clear academic institutions have been creation of fruit trees and When we hear something like cal message is one worth consider- up soon, baby…I promise.” cracking down on plagiarism these other two trees that per- that, who among us does not ing and adopting, adapting and That girl ultimately falls nation wide, and students have petually provide the roots and immediately want to look and applying: make smart choices, for the charlatan, leaving good been getting more and more fruits of our MORTALITY touch AND EAT?! All it takes grow your faith, and live life in natured fellows like myself to con- possessive over and MORALITY. The tree for us, much of the time, to be a way that makes for personal stantly wonder their work; the interested in some idea or expe- growth and the mutual up-build- why I can’t be of life and the tree of discern- capitalistic ideal rience is to be forbidden to go ing of community. Then we can that lazy jerk in ing knowledge are right there of America there. So here’s the assignment better enjoy the garden and the the swanky loft, “That capitalistic ideal in the midst of the garden; in still thrives - for next week: read the next fruits of its trees! with the girl- easy reach of the people who maximize profi ts friend who will of maximizing profi ts whilst minimiz- believe pretty with minimum effort is ing effort. much whatever Take, for I say, because…I what makes America America Turned Rude example, the am just that student who charming. great. ” Excuse me, get off your phone! refuses to pay scarfi ng a cheeseburger and making With more single parent fami- Then I Laura Elaine Johnson the outrageous a wrong turn onto a one-way street lies, the high costs of daycare and realize there’s Staff Writer costs for their in their new Ford Focus. increasingly long work hours, this that whole thing chemistry book. A friend of mine and I The cell phone, although isn’t much of a surprise. about being physically attractive. They fi gure they can get by stopped at Applebee’s the other admittedly quite benefi cial in Although I was most likely the Rather than debate why I am and look to take the class with day for lunch. Since we arrived or am not physically appealing to many ways, can also be a dangerous last person on earth to purchase a a friend. Upon fi nding such a at exactly mid-day, the place was the opposite sex, or even the same instrument (let alone the irritation cell phone, I must admit that it has friend, they strike up a deal, and packed, and we resolved to take the sex, hell, any sex for that matter, factor). come in awfully handy. the second party agrees only to last two remaining seats at the bar. I will delve into a topic many The “politeness problem” does I am geographically inept, and bring their book should the other While we waited for our meals, I students are aware of and don’t not revolve singularly around the the security of being able to call up bring the new TI-6000 required looked over the crowded bar and normally speak of….(pause for abuse of cell phones, but it does a buddy on the spot to help get me for the class. indulged in my favorite spectator suspense). bring forward a more general issue out of downtown Milwaukee is After a week of class, they sport of people watching. As a member of a journalistic of the lack of courtesy in the world quite a blessing. fi nd that while they both are only Some of the patrons were resource fl ying under the banner today. The fact that I can call my in chemistry to satisfy a cursed of the Associated Collegiate businessmen with briefcases at According to a recent family long distance for a quarter LSP credit, their mutual friend, Press, I am obligated to a certain their side, some were younger article from the Associated of the price, keep a countless list a kind soul…you know the type amount of professional integ- women with giant strawberry Press, “high decibel cell phone of phone numbers at my fi nger of person who pays for Taco Bell rity. Similarly, as an upstanding daiquiris at their fi nger tips, and conversations...have become the tips, and send a few gooey text if, and only if, you put them into member of the now comprehen- some were regulars who knew the hallmark of a hurry-up world” messages to my signifi cant other is an article…is majoring in chem- sive Carroll College community, bartender by name. (Associated Press. The Decline of benefi cial. istry. A sort of cheating cartel is I must adhere to a high level of Despite this myriad of mid- Yet, I also believe in keep- formed: academic integrity as well. day munchers, I noticed that ing the phone off long enough to Student A provides a calcula- No, this is not an admit- nearly all of them had one thing say “hello” to my local gas station tor, Student B provides the book, tance of plagiarism, nor am I in common; the adherence of cell “High decibel cell phone and Student C does the home- clerk, eat a meal without going calling anyone one out, per se. phones to their occupied ears. The work…all parties benefi t. conversations...have over third quarter profi t cuts with I am going to venture from the collectively raised voices of ten Except for the case when a my boss, and make it across town sparkling world of honesty and yammering restaurant custom- become the hall mark teacher favors Student B, giving without worrying about the dis- lower my standards and get inside ers complaining about a lack of a them higher grades than both A tracted driver who’s trying to shift the mind of those unrelenting decent signal is just... annoying. of the hurry up world” and C even though the work is and dial his girlfriend’s number at burdens on society who drive up It’s not just an issue at your identical. -Associated Press the same time. That’s just scary. the curve on tests because in their local Applebee’s. Karma or a teacher with a Whatever the reason for the simple, ingenious understand- Some cell phone fanatics crush on the student? Either rise in America’s rudeness factor; ing, multiple choice means you way, kids, the moral (funny, it’s refuse to drop their conversations be it technology, a lack of paren- have the ability to see what four not very moral at all) of the story long enough to simply inform the tal guidance or impatience due to of your classmates have chosen Manners in the U.S..14 Oct. 2005, is: Cheating is a matter of seman- gas station clerk which pump they work/school overloads (or a com- for answers and choose the most
Deliciously expensive Scorpio Taurus Jennifer Lueck There are two menus, one choice. October 23 - November 21 April 20 - May 20 Staff Writer for lunch and a separate menu There is an assortment of You have been given the It is time to distinguish for dinner. appetizers, which can serve as a The average college student green light to make whatever between what is reality and what The entrees are unusual and less expensive meal. dines on tuna and frozen pizza. romantic moves you choose this is an illusion. Do not allow the prices refl ect this. North Shore Bistro offers a Those days are over if we con- month. Allow yourself to reach something that does not exist In addition, most dishes are variety of seafood dishes includ- vince our parents to come foot for a spiritual union. to control you. This month will ing a Friday fi sh fry. the bill for a wonderful, real open your eyes. Every entrée is served on meal. 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The small bistro is fancier each meal beautifully. than most restaurants which Hours: There are garnishes added Capricorn Cancer makes the prices a bit higher Monday-Thursday 11am-10pm to each plate and trimming and December 22 - January 19 June 22 - July 22 than average. Friday-Saturday 11am-11pm side items to compliment the You must look inside for Celebrate who you are this When looking for an Sunday 4pm-9pm colors of the food. expensive restaurant to impress truth. Be courageous, and do month. Share your joyful, care- The gourmet atmosphere a signifi cant other, this is the not allow fear to block you from free attitude with those around compliments the excellent food place to go. discovering what is real. you. Don’t be embarrassed to nutritious and the varieties of of this restaurant, great for spe- North Shore Bistro is be yourself. exceptional salads provide other cial occasions. superbly decorated with modern Aquarius healthy alternatives. The atypical dining at this art and holiday appropriate January 20 - February 18 Leo Both dinner and lunch bistro keeps customers coming adornment. Some will criticize you July 23 - August 22 menu offers sandwiches which back. The welcoming entrance for your unpredictability, but It’s time to mend a broken are around ten dollars, a pref- So, if you’re looking for draws customers into the bar spontaneity is the part of your relationship. Listen to what erence for penniless college something out of the ordinary, area which is a great waiting carefree attitude that attracts people have to say, and you will students. check out North Shore Bistro. area. For those who worry about those around you. reach higher levels of understand- The colorful atmosphere expenses, lunch is the best ing, integrity, and tolerance. makes this restaurant unique. Cruise the Campus Pisces Virgo February 19 - March 20 August 23 - September 22 Organizing an event on campus? Pioneer Indoor Terrace $10 adults Don’t deny responsibility Accept any unexpected Want some free publicity? Send $5 students and seniors for the choices you have made. compliments you receive with the details to [email protected] November 8 Continue making the decisions pride, and trust that the claim is with ‘Cruise the Campus’ in the Academic: November 12 necessary to follow your dreams. true. Do not allow yourself to subject line at least two weeks in *Registration begins Entertainment: be cynical. advance for publication. Spring 2006 *Comedian: Isaac Witty November 4-5 Currently enrolled students Pioneer Indoor Terrace Aries Libra Entertainment: March 21 - April 19 September 23 - October 22 *Family Weekend November 11 November 16 You know what you have to Refl ect on who you are and Arts: Academic: do to change your life. Be com- who you are going to be. Resist wondering what could have November 5 *Carroll Jazz Ensemble *Registration begins pletely honest with yourself and those around you, and freedom been. Entertainment: 7:30 p.m. Spring 2006 will be yours. *Comedian: Lee Camp Shattuck Music Center New/incoming students Back and just as aggressive CLOSET CLASSICS: “Sybil” offers many Trapt will not miss another Summerfest. personalities, one great read new single, Stand Up, which is on top of the crowd) and “mosh- Helen Brewer ferent people for different situ- Jim Verbick about sticking up for yourself ing” (charging into other mem- Staff Writer ations. Opinion Editor and not letting people walk all bers of the crowd). Part mystery and part Through the fi rst part of Summerfest this year was over you. However, this did not stop underdog story, the almost unbe- the book, Sybil’s psychologist, good, but it missed one key ele- There are other good songs the Trapt fans from enjoying the lievable biography of split-per- along with the reader, discover ment: Trapt. on the CD besides the single, concert in their usual ways. sonality victim, Sybil Shepherd, more and more personalities in However, on Saturday, such as the fi rst track, Discon- People were still being body reads more like a novel than an Sybil until a total of twelve are October 1, 2005, Milwaukee nected (Out of Touch). This song passed, and mosh pits were still historic piece of work. revealed. was rejuvenated with the strong is about knowing someone, but formed to create a warm and wild In Sybil, by Flora Schreiber, One personality is Vicky, vocals of Chris Brown and the never feeling a connection with atmosphere to match the hot and the reader follows the touching who goes to art shows and speaks awe-inspiring music from bassist them. electrifying performance. journey of the title character as French. Another personality, Pete Charell, lead guitarist Simon Trapt has a lot of songs, like One girl even passed out in Peggy Lou, is a short-tempered Ormandy, and drummer Aaron Stand Up and Disconnected (Out the front row but was lifted out she traces the roots of her psycho- logical problems. child who throws a tantrum Montgomery. of Touch), in either album that of the crowd by members of The whenever the Sybil personality After over a year of waiting, touch on various occurrences in Rave security so she could be In the beginning of the book, Sybil does not know she cannot stand up for herself. Trapt returned to Milwaukee to life that may irritate someone. tended to. Slowly, with the help of vari- perform at The Rave. Since Trapt enjoys bringing Chris Brown is the type of has a split personality problem. The part of her that is “Sybil” ous personalities, the truth about Their last Milwaukee perfor- out these aggressive feelings, it singer who enjoys live perfor- Sybil’s horrifying and sometimes mance was Summerfest 2004. is pretty easy to guess that their mance and the fans who come to only knows that there were times in her life when she would open gruesome past unfolds until the Trapt was visiting Milwaukee concerts are anything but quiet see them, this can be seen when roots of each personality are dis- on the tour of their new album. and gentle. he stood on the railing between her eyes and be in a completely different place than before, with covered. After their successful self- The band played a well- the crowd and the stage for high- The heroine’s struggle to titled album back in 2002, Trapt mixed set of songs. They started fi ves multiple times throughout no knowledge of what had hap- pened. One of these times is the become one complete person is has released their newest album, with songs from the last album to the show. an amazing story, and the easy Someone in Control. refresh everyone’s memory, then Brown also assured his fans year between fi rst and second style of the narration makes this It contains the same great reminded everyone of Someone in Milwaukee that they can all grade. piece of history less like some- instrumentals and powerful in Control and played a song here rest easy, knowing that Trapt will As Sybil tries to fi gure out vocals that were found in their and there off the newest album. not be missing two Summerfests this mystery and have a “normal” thing from a textbook and more previous album. Now new rules in The Rave in a row. life that includes a career and a like a really great piece of litera- It is hard not to enjoy Trapt’s forbid body surfi ng (being passed boyfriend, she switches to dif- ture. It is a defi nite “must-read.” ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, November 3, 2005 The New Perspective Page 9 The Exorcism of Emily Rose Reality TV infects A disappointment in the theatre our screens seemed cheap and half-hearted. in an attempt to let the audience Kristen B. Anne about anything,” said Michael Helen Brewer Any shock or startled reactions decide the truth for themselves. Arts & Entertainment Editor Russell, a 27-year-old construc- Staff Writer tion worker from Cleveland who induced by this movie are caused For example, one scene Throughout the past few admits to getting a charge out of by cheap methods like bursts of has Emily Rose possessed by a years, the reality television boom The movie, The Exorcism of Bravo’s Being Bobby Brown. sharp, loud music and sudden demon, and another version is has hit our screens. You love Emily Rose, is about Erin Brunner “Anyone can do it.” close-ups. shown later where she is simply them or you hate them, but you (Laura Linney, Love Actually), However, a Los Angeles Emily Rose is not this having a frightening seizure. watch them either way. At least an attorney defending a priest journalist reported in Reuters, generation’s The Exorcist as some The fl aw in this is that the that’s what the statistics say. (Tom Wilkinson, Batman Begins) “Most people think it is just audience members may expect. paranormal versions outnumber According to an article accused of neglecting to give a girl really easy to get on these shows Instead, it is a courtroom drama the secular versions and the non- done for MSNBC, “Four out medical attention by attempting and at this point almost every- and an analysis of religious fl ashback parts of the fi lm focus of fi ve Americans say they think to heal her solely with the old one knows someone who knows beliefs. on the disintegration of Brunner’s too many reality shows are on Catholic practice of exorcism. someone who has been on real- The courtroom aspect that skepticism about the spiritual the air, according to an AP-TV It is the kind of fi lm that on ity TV. (But) It is much less is the majority of the movie is realm as she is exposed to count- Guide poll. Only 4 percent of a rainy October afternoon could accessible than people think,” not the best of lawyer banter. less eerie signs and ominous coin- respondents said there were not be like hidden treasure for any said Matthew Robinson, author There are no amazing “you-can’t- cidences. enough.” channel surfer. As a movie made of ‘How to Get on Reality TV.’ handle-the-truth” types of scenes. In short, instead of spend- A whole website dedi- for theater, it was ordinary. However, the Associated However, the part of defense ing the movie-ticket price and cates itself to reality television, The spook factor is much Press also found that “Few attorney Brunner is well-acted. popcorn cost on this movie in the ILoveReality.com; then again, lower in this movie than one people believe there’s much real- Though Linney never gets to theater, watch one episode of Law websites cover anything and would think. The contortions ity in reality TV: a total of 82 deliver any amazing dialogue, and Order and one episode of the everything, too. of the character of the exorcism percent said the shows are either she manages to give an incredibly ‘90’s show The X-Files for the ILoveReality.com Televi- “patient,” Emily Rose, (Jen- ‘totally made up’ or ‘mostly dis- strong performance. same reaction in a shorter period sion promotes every reality nifer Carpenter, White Chicks) torted.’” The artistic fl are to this of time. show, from the $25 Million were very disturbing during her So, you see, actually reality movie is that it shows the char- Dollar Hoax to World Idol. A demonic episodes, but nothing or not, the whole concept of this acter of Emily Rose through 2.5/4 Stars total of almost 30 pages are fi lled rang out as creepy. genre of television intrigues its fl ashbacks, but the fl ashbacks with the list of nearly 200 reality The special effects, such viewers, whether it be positively are associated with different nar- shows that are now, or have been as glowing eyes and computer- or negatively. rators, so both the “paranormal” on the air at one time. distorted “demonic” faces, “Reality television has made and “realistic” versions are shown The site also manages to such inroads into the schedules update the “hot” reality shows and affections of the American with breaking news and count- public over the past fi ve years, downs to their new seasons. Get out of jail and get on board that the genre now has its own The Associated Press’s Emmy TV award category,” as interviews showed the public’s Liz Ramus education to young women and Leben explained that the center was quoted in Reuters publica- frustration. Staff Writer others who are impacted by an of the game is designed by local tion out of Los Angeles. “You can get a reality show Get on board with unplanned pregnancy. artists from the Almont Gallery Waukesha County’s very own “Help On Board is an in Waukesha. version of the popular Monop- organization that goes to local The board game is avail- Hollywood tells all oly board game titled Waukesha communities and seeks out able in local stores in downtown Celebrity gossip hot off the press County On Board. non-profi t organizations that are Waukesha and many Waukesha September 28, 2005 marked looking for fundraising options,” area Pick ‘N Saves. other convenient twists. the birth of the Waukesha said Theresa Leben, Executive The cost of the game is Kristen B. Anne Director of the Up Connection, $34.99 and is a limited time Arts & Entertainment Editor County adapted version of ‘Super-Boob’ to the rescue Inc. offer only, so once they’re gone, one of America’s favorite board Brooke ‘Shields’ her preg- Well, it seems that miss “The project became the they’re gone. games. It was developed to ben- nancy from Tom Cruise Janet Jackson is more concerned efi t charity. Waukesha County On Board “The goal of the On Board Let’s all just pray, as because the two organizations project is to sell 3,500 board about her physical shape than The Waukesha County On eonline.com put it, that Katie the fact that a paparazzi clip Board project began a year ago, contribute to Waukesha County games,” said Leben. Holmes and Brooke Shields as a whole and we wanted to If the goal is reached, both of her sunbathing...nude...is when local non-profi t orga- don’t share the same OB-GYN. making its way across the web. nizations Healthy Families of spread more awareness of our Healthy Families of Waukesha Can you imagine that cat fi ght...I programs,” commented Leben. County and the Unplanned Let’s just hope her secret daugh- Waukesha County, Inc. and the mean Tom and Brooke! The board game was Pregnancy Connection will each ter, as they are now saying exists, Unplanned Pregnancy Connec- doesn’t think mommy’s fat when tion, Inc. (UP Connection, Inc.) customized specifi cally for receive $30,000 to continue their Waukesha County and includes services to the Waukesha County Kate Moss: Cured at rehab? she sees her mini-porn. was approached by the Help On No, no, no...her weight Board fundraising organization. landmarks like the Sharon Lynne community. has nothing to do with this one Michael’s glove is doing some Healthy Families of Wilson Center for the Arts, “We hope that through the Waukesha Memorial hospital Waukesha County On Board (although that should probably slapping Waukesha County is an orga- be the next rehab challenge). nization that provides in-home and La Casa de Esperanza Inc. project we can raise awareness So, it seems that Janet’s The project would not be and be able to fund the agencies For someone who was “abso- brother needs some attention, support programs for families lutely devastated” over drug of newborns. They offer ser- possible without the support of and continue the work that we too. Apparently Jackson is bat- fi ve major sponsors of the On do,” concluded Leben. allegations, Kate sure did release tling out a fl ip-fl op case in court vices offered in both English quite the statement - regret- and Spanish to fi t the needs Board Project, Wauwatosa Sav- For additional information over squandering money with ful of her behavior. However, of the family. The Unplanned ings Bank, SBC of Waukesha, on the organizations or the On his former associate, gay-porn the cocaine topic was deemed Pregnancy Connection provides Acura of Brookfi eld. Country Board project visit their website producer Marc Schaffel. information, education and Springs Hotel and the Century at www.waukeshacountyonboa worthy of police investigation. resources related to parenting 21 offi ces of Waukesha County. rd.org We’ll see if this story has any
1 2 3 4 Photo by Chelsea Mitchell Humphrey Art Center hosts faculty art show 1. “Green Mave” by Brock Rumohr. 2. “Untitled” (left) and “Birds on a Wire” by Pacia Sallomi. 3. “IOU” by Ann Gratch. 4. “Charm Box Series” by Peggy Thurston-Farrell ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, November 3, 2005 The New Perspective Page 10 Amor Linguae: Playwriting inspiration Faculty art invades
some, and I do stress some, I honestly hope that I don’t need Humphrey Art Center loose guidelines that must be to make to college students, but followed. I nevertheless have to). that she enjoyed Professor Brock Sure, there are different Please e-mail any submis- Chelsea Mitchell Rumohr’s work made of ceramic Staff Writer forms and variations of poetry, sions to [email protected], with and steel. such as the sonnet or even the a heading of Amor Linguae sub- Carroll’s Art Department The piece consisted of a epic poem, but a writer need not mission, or to [email protected], began this year with an incred- ceramic gourd form encased in follow them as the inspiration and the pieces will be published ible display of the talented art a web of steel. takes them. Fiction is much the in their entirety at the earliest faculty’s work. Thurston-Farrell enjoyed same way. Besides the expected possible time. The Art Department, com- this piece because Rumohr is Mark R. DeBoer rules of grammar, punctuation, I would like to thank Vicki prised of full, and part-time a new faculty member, and his Managing Editor and spelling, and even these Kubasiak for submitting these instructors, displayed their work work added something new and rules can be broken, the sky Writing has been a life two poems for publication. in the Humphrey Art Center interesting to the show. seems to the limit. long love affair for me, and I Being these are the fi rst two gallery, beginning on October This was the art faculty’s Playwriting is much dif- 1, 2005. fi nd such joy in the process of pieces sent to me for use in this only show of the year. ferent though. Not only must The art pieces displayed creation. column, it indeed is a pleasant Freshmen Dan Cox also a play be written in a specifi c consisted of a variety of two- For me, the fi nal product is surprise. commented. “I thought that layout on the page, but there dimensional and three-dimen- just as important as the journey the show was pretty nice. I really are some pretty fi rm rules that sional works. throughout the writing experi- liked the ceramic pieces. They govern its creation and progres- Paintings, drawings, jew- ence. I know that if I focus on Solitude had interesting glazes.” sion. elry, photography, and sculp- learning from what I am writ- If you missed the Art Fac- Learning these has really Everything is changing, tures decorated the gallery. ulty Show, don’t worry; there is ing, the fi nal version of the piece sparked my imagination, and so scary, never-ending. Peggy Thurston-Farrell, another interesting show coming will be well written and hard has helped me not only pro- All these brand new feelings, a full-time professor of art, up just around the corner. fought for. duce, thus far, one relatively the sadness, and confusion. believed that the opening of the The “He-Said She-Said” art As a writer, I continually good play, but also a new piece show was fairly successful. show is coming to the Rowe Art look for new mediums to write for my graduate school fi ction It’s hard to see the good, About forty people attended Gallery in the Humphrey Art in, new sources of inspiration portfolio. enveloped in the bad. the opening, which Thurston- Center on October 29, 2005. for my imagination, new genres For anyone interested in These things that I’m accepting, Farrell stated is typical for most The opening reception to test myself with. writing, and one need not be understanding is so far. art openings at Carroll. will be held on November 4, This semester is the fi rst an English or writing major like Thurston-Farrell displayed 2005, between 5:30 p.m. and that ENG 209: Playwriting has three pieces in the show, which many of the students in my are This life is like an ocean, 7:30 p.m., where the artists will been offered. were from her Charm and class are, I feel that ENG 209 is so vast and so abused, speak. With it being taught by Amulet series. a great way to expand your abili- beginning is too far from end, The art show will consist Professor Michael Kula, who She has been working on ties with the written word. serenity will never fi nd me. of the work of two artists, Gary is not only the Writer in Resi- that series for approximately Like many great writers John Gresl and Janet Roberts. dence here at Carroll but an three years. have said, practice makes per- This may come to be more clear Gresl creates his pieces established playwright also, it in the years ahead, Thurston-Farrell creates her using a method of assemblage. fect. To write well, one must has proven to be a remarkable For now I must endure this pain, two-dimensional pieces using He takes found objects and write continually. and worthwhile class. with no one by my side. mixed media and working with combines and ‘assembles’ them Playwriting is just that, a Playwriting has forced me sticks, cheese cloth, and silk- in a way that creates interesting way to practice, and in a genre to not only write in a genre of screen. three-dimensional art pieces. that we may not have had any art that dates back to ancient Tomorrow… She says that her work is Janet Roberts creates two- experience with thus far. times in Greece (which honestly inspired by the need for man to dimensional pieces inspired by As always, any writers that has been a very daunting task If today you think about tomorrow, protect himself using charms. Gresl’s work. would like to submit a piece for me), but to view the very act and you wake up only to fi nd She is especially inspired by This show should be of prose, poetry, journal, etc. of writing and creation of ideas that it is today again, how ancient hunters tied charms extremely interesting. Go and are welcome to do so for this and story lines in a completely is there ever really a tomorrow? onto their garments to protect check it out! For an example of column. new way. themselves from evil spirits. the artwork at the show, see the Any submission should be The act of writing fi ction Because when you think about it, When asked what she previous page. 200 words or less, free of any and poetry, the two main areas how can tomorrow ever come thought were the most interest- vulgar language, and respectful ing pieces in the show, she said that I seem to focus on, have if it just becomes today? in nature (which is a point that Sporting events abundant in Milwaukee Bucks, Admirals, and Wave all begin their seasons this month
Jim Verbick the Bucks reached the playoffs downtown Milwaukee. onto their star players like right- Greg Howes, a two-time Opinion Editor three times, also claiming the The Milwaukee Admirals wing Darren Haydar, center Most Valuable Player, lead the central Division Championship had a good showing in the play- Vernon Fiddler, left-wing Libor league last year with 41 goals It is just about that time of and a berth to the Eastern Con- offs last year, but hope to reclaim Pivko and defenseman Greg on the season, seven more than year again; when the shot clocks ference Finals in the 2000-01 the American Hockey League Zanon. the next player in the league. He start ticking, the pucks start season. Calder Cup that they won The Admirals may have had was also named to the All-MISL dropping and soccer players seek Most recently the Bucks two seasons ago. The Admirals a poor start early in the season, First Team for the third consecu- shelter in arenas. traded Desmond Mason, a lost the fi rst four games of the but there is still plenty of hockey tive year in a row. The Milwaukee Bucks have starter on last year’s team, for season, but had a very success- left to play this season. Due to the retiring of defen- nowhere to go but up after last Jamaal Magloire, formally of the ful pair of games in the fi nal On a side note, the Admirals semen Pat White and Chris year’s disappointing basketball New Orleans Hornets. Magloire weekend of October; they beat will also be without their play- Morman, Tozer has decided to season. Last season the bucks was on the NBA All-Star Team the Houston Aeros 6-1 and the by-play broadcaster Kyle Schultz move veteran forward Michael fi nished at the bottom of the in 2004. In the fi ve preseason Omaha Knights 4-0. who died on Saturday, October King into the back of the fi eld Central Division with a dismal games he has played in, Mal- The Admirals have felt the 22nd. He called the Admirals to fi ll the void. King has been 37% win percentage. goire has pulled in an average loss of goalie Wade Flaherty, games for three seasons, includ- with the Wave for about 13 The Bucks were lucky of eight rebounds and averages who helped lead them to win ing their championship winning seasons now. He has been play- enough to get the fi rst pick of almost 11 points per game. the AHL Championship two season. In memory of Schultz, ing professional indoor soccer the National Basketball Associa- However, some fans are not seasons ago, after he went to the the players will wear patches since 1986, before some Carroll tion draft and select college star pleased with the fact that the Manitoba Moose last year. The with his initials to pay tribute to students were even born. center Andrew Bogut. Bogut Bucks gave up such a crucial Admirals looked to Brian Finley their former broadcaster. One Carroll student, senior is averaging a little fewer than part of their team. Sophomore to replace Flaherty, but he did The next home game is Nate Covert, enjoyed the arrival seven rebounds a game and a Chris Dix said, “Their trade not have much success. In the on Friday, November 4 against of the Wave season. “Good little over 50% on his fi eld goal is completely uncalled for and fi rst game of the year Finley con- the rival Chicago Wolves at the soccer, great entertainment, at shooting in the eight preseason will ultimately result in sheer tinued his poor performance by Bradley Center in downtown an affordable price. I love the games the Bucks played in mid tragedy.” allowing three goals to be scored Milwaukee. Wave.” October. With two new big men, on only nine shots. Since that The Milwaukee Wave are The fi rst home game for In the beginning of July Andrew Bogut and Jamaal game, Pekka Rinne of Kempele, looking to defend their Major the Wave is on November 12th they acquired a new coach, Magloire, on the court and new Finland has taken over as the top Indoor Soccer League Champi- at the U.S. Cellular Arena in Terry Stotts, to lead them to leadership in Head Coach Terry goalie, allowing fewer goals than onship Title after a stellar season downtown Milwaukee. The better results this season. Stotts Stotts, the Bucks have a fresh Finley, but still not living up to last year. The Wave is lead by Wave play their rival neigh- is no stranger to the Milwaukee look and a clean slate for this the void left by Flaherty. Coach Keith Tozer who is in his bors to the south, the Chicago Bucks. He served as George season. The Bucks’ fi rst home Despite the return of the 14th season with Milwaukee. In Storm. Karl’s assistant coach for four game is on Saturday, Novem- National Hockey League, the his 22 year career as a coach, he seasons. In those four seasons, ber 5 at the Bradley Center in Admirals have managed to hold has had 19 winning seasons. SPORTS Page 11 The New Perspective Thursday, November 3, 2005 4th and Long: Distracted for just a little while league...but really, it takes a FAR thought this dude was done after innings in game one before he left Pete Seroogy back seat to football. But there’s he won with the Yankees a couple after tweaking his already tender Sports Editor just something about the fall clas- years ago. But no, he signed with hamstring, essentially making him Once a year, I get completely sic. Maybe it’s because the grind Houston to live at home and pitch a non factor in the series. distracted from football for about of a 162 game season fi nally cul- with his buddy Andy Pettite; and Ozzie Guillen, at age 41, got a week. That happened this minates in a matchup of epic pro- he had a chance for another ring. the Sox to the series after nearly past week. I became completely portions. Ok, so that wasn’t quite After his amazing appearance in collapsing in the fi nal two months engrossed in the World Series. the case this year, as the Chicago the 18 inning game against the of the regular season. Chicago Why? To be completely White Sox swept the Houston Atlanta Braves, where he pitched began August with a 15 game lead honest, I have no idea. I honestly Astros 4-0, but there were plenty in three inning relief and got the in the AL Central over Cleveland. don’t. I follow baseball, I like of great storylines to be had. win, the table was set for a phe- The Sox have been choking in to think I know enough about Roger Clemens was pitch- nomenal series. But alas, it was not the regular season for years, and it, I won my fantasy baseball ing in the series, again. We all to be. Clemens pitched for just 2 many south-siders were holding their breath for two whole months while the Indians slowly narrowed the gap. Well, the Sox won the division outright, and the rest, as they say, is history. Houston made it to the World Series for the fi rst time ever. The Astros, in the league since 1962, had never made a World Series appearance. But behind the pitching trio of Roger Clemens, Andy Pettite, and Roy Oswalt, not to mention the “Killer B’s” (Craig Biggio, Jeff Bagwell, and Lance Berkman), they went from being a wild card team, to defeating the Atlanta Braves, to beating the St.. Louis Cardinals (who defeated them last year to go to the series), then fi nally to the World Series. The Chicago White Sox won the World Series after an 88 year absence. People talked last year about Boston’s “Curse of the Bambino,” but since the White Sox threw the 1919 World Series, they haven’t won either. Before Boston won the title last year, their last world championship was in 1918, 88 years (coincidence? I think not). In case you’ve been left out of the loop, eight players were accused of throwing the series for a reported $100,000. This is and was the biggest black eye on professional baseball. Since their 1917 World Series win, the team had not claimed a championship. If that’s not a curse, I don’t know what is. Well, the Sox won in what was ultimately a short series, but it was entertaining. Game 3’s 14 innings kept me glued to the TV for 5 plus hours. Well, now that that’s all done with, I guess its back to football! Go BADGERS! 8-1!
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game, I really tried to play like it was my last too; I didn’t really play for myself I wanted to play for those guys, I really look up to them.” Katzenberg commented, “The team is just going to keep on getting stronger and stronger. I don’t see them losing very many games next year with the players that will be returning… the team is very young and very talented.” The Pioneer soccer team fi nished their season with a 5-4 Midwest Conference record, just one win behind the last three seeds in the conference tourna- ment. Marie commented, “We’re a much better team then our record shows on paper.” The Midwest Conference tournament will take place Friday November 4 when the number one seed St.. Norbert’s College takes on number four seed Lake Forest. Saturday November 5 sees Ripon College match up against third seeded team Lawrence Uni- versity. SPORTS Page 12 The New Perspective Thursday, November 3, 2005
Photo by Pete Seroogy Photo by Pete Seroogy The Blaze dance team heat up the playing fi eld Touchdown!!! Carroll’s Blaze dance team performs post-game on October 29. Pio teammates celebrate after Bryce Crocker runs for a TD. Carroll football team’s record suffers, but not their spirits
Senior linebacker Doug score 35 more points on our fi eld end Josh Gould caught 5 passes Most importantly, they FOOTBALL From Page 1 Hazen said, “In the fi rst quarter during our last game of the year. for 71 yards. smile for the future of the team, we didn’t get it done. Mon- There were a couple of mistakes On paper the Pioneers are 5- school and facilities. open fi eld to make a play.” mouth came out confi dent and made which they turned into big 3 in conference and 5-4 overall, “Things have gotten a lot All together, he fi nished it took us time to adjust.” plays.” only because they’ve struggled to more serious than about fi ve with 10 tackles, another inter- How quickly the tides play a full four quarters years ago when it was more of a ception, three defended passes turned in the second half. of football with the social club,” Rather said, adding, and two stops for losses. Num- Carroll came out fi ring, two elite teams in the “The group that’s leaving is a bers so impressive, he earned outscoring the Scots 20-7 “This is football, it’s what we love, we league. small part of what’s to come with his second Midwest Conference in the fi nal two quarters. It’s a shame the this team and the stadium, the player of the week honor, along Unfortunately, not enough don’t get paid but it’s just what makes standings don’t reveal Building Champions Campaign with national attention by the points to seal the victory, us tick.” heart, intensity and is so true.” Football Gazette team of the as Monmouth prevailed determination, but The 2005 season comes to week. 35-27. -Senior Joe Jarosz time has at least shown a close next week in an all-out The victory secured Carroll “We knew we could a transition in attitude. Pioneer contest against Grinnell a solid third place standing in play with them, so we As this year’s seniors College; kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. conference. On October 29th, came out in the second Offensively, sophomore graduate, they do so Although, the game has no they hosted the undefeated half and played our hardest foot- running back Bryce Crocker with a smile, thinking back on signifi cant conference relevance, Monmouth College Fighting ball. We didn’t change anything; chewed up 127 yards on 20 car- their 1-9 record as freshman. or big game hype, the Pioneers Scots, in the fi nal home game we just knew we had a chance to ries and 95 yards through the air Jaroz said, “It’s amazing to are excited to have one more of the year. win,” said senior defensive back on 7 catches. Rogers was 23 for see how far we’ve come, espe- game to play. Monmouth started the Joe Jaroz. 35 with 288 yards and one inter- cially not having the athletes “This is football, it’s what game like an 8-0 team, scoring Fellow senior defensive ception. Senior receiver Adam and experience we’ve gained over we love, we don’t get paid but it’s 21 points in the fi rst quarter, and lineman Bill Rather agreed, Fletcher snagged fi ve catches for the years. Now, we’re taking it to what makes us tick,” Jarosz said. taking a 28-7 halftime lead. “We weren’t going to have them 48 yards and sophomore tight teams every week.” Women’s soccer misses tourney Men miss out too over the lady Pioneers 5-3 follow- ment championship… something making the conference tourna- Alysha Schertz ing the shootout, devastating the we have been without since 2002. Alysha Schertz News Editor News Editor ment was shattered after they Pioneers’ goal of being conference I, as a senior, have been to only suffered a disappointing 2-1 The lady Pioneers soccer champions as well as a seed in the one NCAA tournament game as “All year coach has been tell- overtime loss to the Red Hawks. team’s dream of an NCAA NCAA tournament. a freshman and I know that with ing us that we needed to put our- Sophomore Fred Schneider tournament bid was shattered The annual women’s soccer this team we have an amazing selves in a position where we get scored the teams only goal, unas- in an exciting but devastating Midwest Conference tournament opportunity to get back there,” to decide our own fate. This is sisted, in the second half of the 5-3 shootout loss against rival was hosted in Iowa this year after said senior captain Jenny Thomas that opportunity we have to win match up. Senior Captain Mike fi rst seed Grinnell College in the the Lady Pioneers were forced to before the tournament began. or we’re done,” sophomore JJ Katzenberg commented, “The Midwest Conference Tournament give up their fi rst place seed after The tournament started Guttman stated before the Pio- season ended pretty fast. There championship round. losing to Grinnell 1-0 on Satur- Friday October 28 with the neer men’s soccer team faced the was never a doubt in my mind The fi rst half of the match day, October 22. number two seeded Pioneers Ripon Red Hawks on Wednes- that we weren’t going to make it showed strong competitive After beating number three playing the number three seeded day October 26, “Anything can to the tournament. Our season defense as neither team could seed Monmouth on Friday Monmouth fi ghting Scots. The happen in a tournament, its just started off strong, and then we manage a goal. Senior Julia October 28, the lady Pioneers fi rst half went scoreless. a matter of getting there.” just had some bad losses.” Bell answered, Grinnell player, advanced to the championship Early in the second half Both teams came in to Mobley added, “It was a dis- Rebecca Mackenzie’s goal, with game versus Grinnell on Sunday, Senior Julia Bell broke the 0-0 the game one game away from appointing end to a disappoint- her own unassisted goal late in the October 30. score on a goal assisted by fellow making it to the four team ing season. We were 30-seconds second half of the game, making Thomas stated that she senior Jamie Lawrence. Maria Midwest conference tournament away from reaching our team the score 1-1. and the rest of the team “[were] Quesada followed Bell’s lead and hosted by number one seed St.. goal of qualifying for the confer- After two overtime periods expecting a very physical match added her own goal a few min- Norbert’s College. Coach Rick ence tournament.” the score remained 1-1. Carroll‘s up.” utes later to make the score 2-0, Mobely said before the match With fi ve seniors leaving, defense stepped it up and Grin- “Our team did not like Pioneers. up, “I anticipate a very com- freshman Derek Marie realizes nell made no shots on goal in having the chance to host the In a last ditch effort the Scots petitive match. Ripon is a very that next year the team is going either of the two overtime peri- tournament taken away from us pushed until the last 22 seconds dangerous team and we will have ods. The two teams advanced to be fairly young. Marie com- and we will be on top of our game of the game when they managed to play extremely well to get the mented, “Being the seniors last into a shootout round to break this weekend to take back what to score one goal, putting the fi nal win.” the 1-1 tie. is ours… the conference tourna- score at Pioneers 2, Scots 1. The men’s season goal of See SOCCER Page 11 Grinnell College prevailed