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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