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VOLUME CI • ISSUE 4 • NOVEMBER 4TH, 1988 • GEORGE FQX COLLEGE • NEWBERG, OR. 97132

MURDOCKMl LEARNING PROCLAIM THE NEWS RESOURCE CENTER About 1,0001.000 students and Shetler. More thanthz 50 and 100 mission represen- mission booths and tatives will visit George displays from Christian Fox, Nov. 11-13 for schools and agencies will "Proclaim' 88" Northwest be displayed. student missions con- Registration, open to ference. the public, will be held The third annual event, 3-6:30pm. Friday in the largest of its kind in Wheeler. Cost is $46. the Northwest, has been Participants are asked to staged in the past at bring writing materials Portland State University. and Bibles. Housing is The conference was being provided by GFC, scheduled at George Fox local homes, and this year when GFC churches. Pre-registered officials offered use of the high school juniors, campus. seniors, and college Malcolm Hunter, students will arrive on former missionary to campus, Friday. Africa, will discuss "The Proclaim was created Earth Shall be Filled with in 1986 by a 1985 the Glory of the Lord" at graduate of GFC, Boyd 7:00pm. Friday, and Morris. A staff member of "Glory in a Jar" at Student Foreign Missions 9:15am. Saturday, in Fellowship, Morris Bauman Auditorium. wished to form an CHRISTOPHER OEVILLEMEUV Joanne Shetler, trans- organization that brings lator for Wycliffe Bible together college mission NIGHT Translators, will talk groups from throughout HAIR LOWERING ENTERTAINS about "Reaching Un- the Northwest. The first reached Peoples" at Proclaim conference in Last Thursday night According to the Rounding out the top acts 8:00am. Saturday in 1986 attracted 803 students got a chance to response given by the were Dave Maurer and his Bauman. students. see a musical performance crowd, one of the motley crew of snotty Glandion Carney, pas- Organized entirely by of a different kind as the highlights of the evening noses. They played a tor of the Portland students, this year's GFC Music Department came when Dr. Dennis twisted version of a Bach Maranatha Church conference is and theme "The presented its second Hagen introduced an tune in between sneezes. author Earth of the book Shall be Filled with annual Music Comedy alum, the fabulous Ed While this was the "Creative Urban Youth the Glory of the Lord as Night. Kidd. Ed picked out a second annual music Ministry," will lead the a two Waters Cover the John Bowman, who classical tune on his comedy night, it is hour Concert of Prayer, Sea." Conference director organized the event, electric brooAi. Alum, actually a tradition. Dr. 8:00pm. Saturday, in is Steve Weeks, a senior described it as a chance Carol Kelly, stunned Bob Lauinger said it has Wheeler. at Multnomah School of for students and faculty to everyone when she played taken place for "at least Other activities include the Bible in Portland. "really let their hair "Happy Birthday to Me" ten years," but was workshops, small group Brad Clark, a GFC junior down." in variations by Bach, abandoned for a couple of sessions, worship international studies major Host Erik Edmundson Strauss, and Mozart. years. "Everyone seemed services, media presenta- from Brush Prairie, did a wonderful job as Another favorite act, to have a good time at this tions, and six plenary Wash., is serving as Master of Ceremonies, performed with a glass of one," he said. "There is sessions featuring Hunter campus coordinator. and as expected told some water, was the quartet of even talk of having of his ever-popular jokes. Jonathan Maurer, Paul another one in the spring." He also gave his rendition Seidman, Greg Morrill, of an old favorite, "It's and Chris Kilpatrick, who Lonely in the Saddle." gargled "Amazing Graze."

PRESIDENT VISITS ORIENT

for George Fox students George Fox Nov. 9th. Stevens will be and faculty to visit and College President Edward in Seoul, Korea, to study at the Osaka F. Stevens left Monday, campus. develop ties with Kang Oct. 24th for more than Nam College of Social Founded with the two weeks in Officials from the Orient as purpose of educating Welfare. he establishes that school visited ties with women students, Soai colleges in Japan Newberg last April.Kang and College has historically Korea. Nam College was founded had an emphasis in liberal On Oct. 26th as Central Theological arts and four years ago Stevens will speak Seminary with two at the added a Culture Depart- 100th anniversary cele- departments. It now has ment to teach its students bration of Soai College in 14 departments and enrolls about Japanese, English, Osaka, Japan. The school, 4,000 students. and American culture. with about 2,300 stu- During his visit, That emphasis matches dents, is the Newberg Stevens will be received in with George Fox Col- college's first special ceremony by Dr. sister lege's new English a college in an agreement Do Han Yoon, chairman Language Institute signed a year ago. This of the board and president program to help students will be Stevens first visit of the Kang Nam College from Japan with since that time. The sister Educational Foundation. It instruction in English as a school program has Ja- is expected that the two * the blood drive, held on Oct. 27th, exceeded expected second language and goal. panese students coming to presidents will sign a American customs and Stents and faculty donated 103 units of blood, the highest since Newberg during the sum- sister college at the culture. l"o2. mer mnnthc in a "hrim* Editorial 2 Nov. 4th, 1988

FROM THE EDITOR WHAT ABOUT IT?

"What about the Love?" cries a cut from Amy Grant's newest album. Keith Green had many songs admonishing the "church" for being "Asleep in the Light" He had a prophet's heart. Last year we saw two highly exalted Christian leaders come tumbling down. Why? Recently our own student chaplain, Gregg Koskela, shared some tough questions with us that disillusioned students ask him. Then he asked us a tough question: "Are you a Christian Pharisee?" Time and time again Jesus made distinctions for the Pharisees. He tried to show them the difference between u dark and light, good and evil. He said, l tell you something greater than the temple is here. And if you know what this means, V desire mercy and not 9 sacrifice' you would not have condemned the guiltless' Matt. 12:6-8. He was talking about definitions. He was the

definition. He is. the definition; ever renewing,ever renewed, of love and of "Christianity." Sometimes it does feel as if we are "swallowing ^WMAT TRASH. \ Could do BETTE^ * ^ camels and straining at gnats," doesn't it? THEN Do rrit Thanks Amy, Keith, and Gregg for the reminder. Now we have to ask ourselves a tough question- "What about it?"

RAIDS QUESTIONED THE CRESCENT Laura Engle, Editor TO THE EDITOR:

ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ron Lyons An extreme injustice is occurring in our beloved institution. I have been affected by it BUSINESS MANAGER: Laura Smith and so have PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Joshua Nauman many other students at one time or another. What I'm talking about are ENTERTAINMENT: Matthew Titus pranks and raids. You know, the little tricks a floor, or a group of students, pull on one SPORTS: Rob Felton another, in which the pranksters do various things with shaving cream, confetti, and COLUMNIST: Brad Clark, Kristen Diefenbaugh, Ron Lyons, toilet paper? Steve Miller, When I first arrived at George Fox, all I heard from CARTOONIST: Eric Richey the upper classmen was STAFF: Susan Beals, Dixie Cochran, Mark Oppenlander, Barbie how great some of last year's raids were. Well, last week a group of friends and I McCuen, RichSeiber decided to toilet paper the inside of the library. To make a long story short, we got ADVISOR: Richard Engnell caught and I got fired from my work study job because I was involved in the prank. We did absolutely nothing, but I still got fired. BOX A- GEORGE FOX COLLEGE For the past week I've heard from many people, even faculty, how wrong it NEWBERG, OR. 97132 503/538-8383 x.322

wrong with it? Isn't college supposed I Published bi-weekly since 1890 by the Student provide an environment where you can pull pranks without getting in trouble, as long Community of George Fox College, September through as they are not harmful to anyone or anything? I guess not May, exceptfor College examination and holiday times. I see nothing Editorials reflect the opinions ofthe editor, and not wrong with pranks or else I wouldn't have tried one. All I can say necessarily those ofthe College. Other material does not is that if you are going to pull a prank, don't get caught If you do, you and I can kick necessarily reflect the opinions ofthe editor or the back and sit in the financial aid office together thinking about how wish still College. we we had Letters to the editor can be sent to Box A by Monday for work study to help pay the bills. Friday publication. They are subject to editing. Sincerely, Brian Raymond HUNTING SEASON OPRNS: KFOX DEFENDED THE UNOFFICIAL GUIDE This letter is in response to the article entitled "Holidaz." I want to address the TO RELATIONSHIPS issue of Christmas music on KFOX. Like the majority of radio stations, KFOX takes requests from its listening audience. When someone calls and asks to hear a certain song we try to honor that request to the best of our ability, regardless of the disc by jockey's personal views toward the request. If a student calls and asks for a Christmas song to be played we will not refuse that person the right to hear his or her selection. If Many people get confused about how to treat a KFOX has the requested song we will play it. Music is very subjective. One man's guy and a gal they see together a lot. Are they just melody is another man's noise. friends, or going out, or what? It's been said that if you Besides, Christmas is one of the most important times for us as Christians. are seen walking with the same guy twice, you're During the Christmas season we gather to celebrate God's very special gift to the earth, engaged. That's not true; this is. His only Son. The spirit of Christmas should be spread throughout the year, not If you see them walking together: don't assume packed away with the gaudy tree ornaments and broken colored lights only to be seen anything. As long as they're just walking, they're just once a year. Lighten up and enjoy Christmas all year around. I do. friends, or want people to think so. You can't prove anything. On the other hand, if you see them holding Sincerely, hands, they are going out. They can hold hands, and it Jackie Stone doesn't mean anything. But if they do it in public, it's the same as publishing a notice in the newspaper saying, "He's mine. Keep your hands off!" (Of course, most relationships don't last as long as it takes an issue of the LBBITOJRS Crescent to come out. Holding hands is a quicker method.) Now we come to the tricky point—when you no longer see them together in public, or, if they are, they The Crescent welcomes all submissions and letters to the editor. Deadline for aren't all over each other. They are engaged. This is responses is the Friday following the date of tricky, because it's easy to mistake with breaking up. publication. Please send responses to Sub box A. All opinions But keep your ears open: you would have heard will be considered for inclusion in the Crescent. something if they had broken up. Spotting the married couple is easier. Look for the engaged couple—only with rings. Nov. 4th, 1988 3 Opinion THE SAGA CONTINUES: m by Steve Miller MARRIOTT SUPPORTED

by Ron Lyons Inside every man there is a basic primal instinct to want to hurt people for no apparent reason. However, "Yum, yum, goulash again!" The famous phrase that churns the stomach. through many centuries man has been able, to some Every year there are little pockets of discontent roaming over the cafeteria; people who degree, curb this evil desire enough to make a living in can't accept the fact that they will gain weight eating three helpings of pork chops, the modern society almost pleasurable. But for some of twenty glasses of Coke, and countless servings of desserts made out of straight sugar. us men, the desire to inflict pain is an incredibly difficult They rebel via the complaint forum and escape by throwing food. Let me tell you-there this urge to control. God saw and had compassion. So is no escape. He created football. Remember when your parents would hand you a fiver and say, "Grab a pizza Thus, we at George Fox have a watered down after school with your friends?" Remember when you would come home after practice version commonly called intramural, of which I and my and pork out on chips, ice cream, and mom's fresh apple tarts? Well kids, I hate to floor take part in. We, of Edwards 2 South, are an break it to you, but your mom doesn't work here. Instead you are stuck with Aggie the awesome team, complete with a great quarterback, great dessert lady (sweet and tart), Walt the soup man (thick and hearty), and Bill the server receivers and runners, a great frontline, a great kicker, (the meek and the mighty). I have been very fortunate to be able to know these people, and a great coach. We are also undefeated, tied for first and I get discouraged every time I hear a student complain. place (at the time of this writing). Unfortunately I want to tell you a few things that seem to be forgotten every year. First of all however, these two facts do not relate because the teams j the food is always fresh. Where can you get all you can eat, fresh salad every day for we were scheduled to play never showed up. so little? Every morning you get a choice of cereals ranging from super sugar to granola This is social outrage! are into a We a team who goes nature. Every meal you get a choice of beverages, main dishes, and desserts. I use to heavy preparation before each game. A team so dedicated joke around and say, "Today's casserole: tomorrow's soup!" But every soup is fresh that some feel it necessary to take a sufficient amount of and homemade. Marriott gives a person choices. Hey, you can choose to eat there or Vivarin so as not to feel any pain. That's commitment. you can stay away, but don't give the crew a lot of flack. It's undeserved. But what do we do when we are wired for a game and The second point I want to make about Marriott is that everyone who works the other doesn't show up? sweat and slobber! team We there will make sure your needs are met. Bill Jackson goes way out of his way to keep and watch our hands shake. Maybe Darwin was right. I everyone happy. If you have a complaint-go talk to him; he will Scary. listen and explain what he can/can't do too help. Not too long ago we didn't have microwaves in the cafeteria. The choir members always had to eat their lunches lukewarm. So did the sports people. We went to Bill and talked. Now we have microwaves. Some complaints are legitimate, others are garbage. Take them to Bill and use your power of speech. I don't have to remind you that you are paying for this. But be constructive SPIRITUAL HEALTH not destructive. Quit your whining and keep the ice in your glasses, or go back to your mom; she'll love you anyway.

Real or Imitation? ME AND MISSION?. J'SORRY, CHARLIE" by Kristen Dietenbaugh by Brad Clark I recently read a story in Chuck SwindoH's book Growing Strong in the Seasons of Life. This story tells Missionary... Africa...grass huts. ..jungles. ..disease...poverty-stricken.. .uh, I about a friend of Swindoll who ate dog food one don't think so. If we were playing "Password" and the word "missionary" was given, evening. No, it wasn't at a fraternity initiation, or a hobo how many would have to lay claim to such a progression of thoughts? How many of party...it was actually at an elegant student reception in a us can relate to that "guilt complex" of missions, completely turned-off to it because of physician's home near Miami. The dog food was served some missionary-of-the-week slide show that was given on "one of those days" and on delicate crackers, with a wedge of imported cheese, left a bad impression in our minds? Or maybe you have developed your own scenario bacon chips, an olive, and a sliver of pimento on top. of why missions isn't your "thing," having decided to let someone more qualified That's right, hors d'oeuvres a la Alpo. undertake such a responsibility. The hostess was a first class nut. She had just Regardless of where you might see yourself, there is something about this almost graduated from a gourmet cooking course, and decided it voodoo subject, as some might regard it, that causes us to recall the negative, was time to put her skill to the ultimate test. Did she stereotype images of missionaries and the world outside our middle-class, American ever! After doctoring up those miserable morsels and lifestyle. The everyday, American, evangelical Christian of today simply does not feel putting them on silver trays, she watched them disappear motivated to world mission. Or should he? Should each of the 5.3 billion citizens of with a grin. Apparently Chuck Swindoll's friend this great community called Earth have a responsibility to the world? How should couldn't get enough. He kept coming back for more. Christians view their individual commitment to the world and its ever-increasing Who knows how they broke the truth to him, but when needs? he found out he probably barked and bit her on the leg. Choosing what kind of an attitude we each should adopt as to how we view the After reading this story, I thought how well it world and its peoples is one of the most difficult yet essential questions we need to illustrates an aspect of Christianity, or should I say answer as responsible, growing believers. I could offer hundreds of impostors of Christianity. I'm talking about those of us thought-provoking statistics here—like the remaining 3 billion people around the globe who pretend to be something we're not by putting on an who have yet to hear the name of Jesus or that 3,000 languages and dialects don't have act. We look and act like the tasty model Christian on one "stitch" of the Bible in their mother-tongue—but, in all honesty, I don't think the surface, but in reality we're just dog food. statistics or the world's desperate conditions are going to increase our motivation...they The number one comeback I get from non-Christians haven't yet. It's going to require a decision to look at Jn. 3:16 and 2 Peter 3:9: "The has to with do hypocrisy in the church.Why should they Lord is...not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance" with a want to become like those legalistic fakes who renewed vigor and commitment, seeing the world as Christ would see it. David supposedly are Christians? These hypocrites think Bryant, author of "In the Gap," puts it this way: "World Christians are day-to-day they're fooling everyone, but they are not. If they only disciples for whom Christ's global cause has become the integrating, overriding knew how transparent and destructive they are to others. priority of all that He is for them." All I can say is that I am so glad that my faith is not PROCLAIM '88 is set up to offer practical, helpful steps to college students around based on imperfect people, and that my ultimate example the Northwest in developing this "world Christian" outlook. Whether you see yourself of Christianity is not these lukewarm hypocrites. as a possible "goer" for Christ or more towards "sending" others, there will be Thankfully the true Christian faith is based on Jesus speakers and workshops to meet your particular situation. Believe it or not, we, as Christ, who, being perfect, is our ultimate example of students, play a key motivational role in accelerating God's basic cause to see people what a Christian should be. around the globe come to know Him. Believe me, God has a place for everyone in It's time we each decide which side of the fence we're seeing this exciting movement toward world mission come to fruition. going to on. If be you decide to not be a Christian, then Be looking for announcements around campus as to how you can be involved in don't pretend that you are one. On the other hand, if you PROCLAIM '88. You are invited ! decide to be a Christian, then be a committed and real one. Quit trying to just slide your way in. The worst thing you could do, for yourself and for others, is just sit on the fence. GARFIELD® by Jim Davis Take some time and examine your own life. Let's quit judging and measuring other peoples lives, and decide ANP W£RE'5 A PHOTO Of VOO to be real ourselves, Christian or not. Rev. 3:6 says WITH TW£ P1G6 ON FOLKS "so FARM LAST SOMME.R because you are lukewarm-neither hot nor cold--I am about to spit you out of my mouth." Think about being the real person you are... not an Alpo imposter. Nov. 4th, 1988 Feature 4 CONFESSIONS OF A BUSINESS TEACHER

"What am I doing California, who asked," Is here? Confessions of a it any wonder that the Business Teacher at a students might view the GIANT PITCHER OF POP Christian Liberal Arts university as divided College" is the title of between shops that offer With order of a medium or large pizza. GFC's 1988 fall Faculty useful goods in the form Lecture, to be held Nov. of vocational training and 9th at 7:30pm in Kershner professional schools and -Compliments of Abby's! Lecture Hall (Hoover). shops that are merely 538-3800 Originally slated Oct. 8th, areas for browsing, the the lecture was resche- expensive antique stores duled to avoid the national of the humanities?" election. There is no A faculty member since admission charge. 1983, Strieby was chosen Rodney Strieby, asso- by faculty colleagues to FEEE ciate professor of accoun- deliver the lecture, the ting and business at GFC, 41st in the series, founded SMALL PITCHER OF POP will discuss the future of in 1955. He has a liberal arts education in master's degree in pizza. today's academic world business administration With order of a small where trade and profes- from the University of sional schools are grow- Oregon. He taught for one -Compliments of Abby's! ing increasingly popular. year at Washington State 538-3800 "Many educators fear we University, and five years are turning our colleges at Portland State Univer- and universities into trade sity. He was business or vocational schools, and manager and chairman of that something very pre- the business division at cious and worthy- liberal Concordia College in education- is being lost," Portland for three years, EVERETT HACKWORTH "HOT STUFF" Strieby said. then an instructor of While George Fox is a business courses at for Everett and his wife, liberal arts college, about Western Business College You may have seen is not only responsible of the Shirley, also work in an 70 percent of its students in Portland. He served as Everett Hackworth around the logistics unofficial capacity with declare pre-professional senior financial accountant campus, but he frequently Japanese students travel, Chinese students through and professional areas. for ESCO Corp. in works behind the scenes. but also housing and the Oregon Graduate Strieby asked, "Should Portland before coming to He has worked on the excursions once they are Center-just extending a this cause any alarm? GFC. physical plant staff since here. The girls come here monitoring the three helping hand, one on one. Should we re-evaluate our The lecture series is Dec. 1987 to study English for of the ways he helps curriculum and be num- funded, in part, through heating system. He also weeks during the summer. One graduates is by bered among those calling an endowment by Reba serves as a general Mr. Hackworth said he the teaching them how to for a return to the basics?" Rempel, Newberg, in handyman. became involved with the of the Chinese Strieby quoted James honor of her son, Evan, a In addition to his work program last year when he drive. Six hold Oregon Kincaid, professor of the former GFC physics in physical plant Everett volunteered to assist Paul students finds other to Driver's Licenses. The University of Southern professor. many ways Berry with it. Berry, who serve the campus and the was a soccer coach here students are here pursuing degrees in community. This Sep- last year, and international doctoral tember a group o f student advisor, has taken Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering. Japanese students visited a position at a college in Electrical "My wife and I are PARENTS VISIT our campus and were California. Mr. Hackman t introduced in chapel. Mr. has taken over the totally fascinated by the Hackworth' s is the travel Chinese and their Parents Weekend, featuring contemporary responsibility for the Ja- coordinator for the Soai since commitment to excel- Nov. 4 and 5, is expected music, begins at 7:30p.m. panese students College in Osaka, Japan; lence," he said. to draw about 180 to in the college's Bauman Berry's departure. GFC's sister school. He campus. Auditorium. There is no Parents will attend admission charge. classes Friday, then an The basketball game, evening Pops Concert. featuring former standout Saturday features a players against the 1988- QUAKERS' CONVICTIONS luncheon, and a Bruin 89 squad, begins at men's basketball preview 7:30p.m. in Wheeler Every year we Lectures were presented Division of Communica- game followed by an ice Sports Center. Cost is celebrate Quaker Empha- both in chapel and in a tion and Literature. Gerald cream social. $2. sis Week. This year's variety of classes Organizer The weekend coincides Coordinating Parents theme was, "Some Quaker throughout the week. Wilson, GFC Religion with GFC Auxiliary's Weekend activities is Core Convictions." This In addition to the Division chairman, de- Holiday Bazaar, held both Gene Christian, director year's speakers included lectures GFC professors scribed the event as a days in the college's Cap of alumni and parent Margaret Hope Bacon, Lon Fendall, Becky time, "to examine the and Gown Room. relations. author and lecturer; Jack Ankeny, and Ed Higgins Quaker roots of George The Pops Concert, Willcuts, a Quaker pastor presented Quaker Literary Fox by focusing in on and administrator; and readings in the Subway major Quakers and their Petra Pruett, a writer for Lounge. contributions to society, Friends Legislation. Quaker Heritage Week and to help the student MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS Lectures covered a is sponsored by the body and the public wide range of topics such Religion Division in asso- understand the debt we RESERVATIONS as "Quaker Women," ciation with the Center for have to them." "Traveling in the Peace Learning and the NEWBERG TRAVEL Ministry," and, "Quaker Threads of Destiny."

AIR • RAIL • CRUISES • TOURS • HOTELS

538-9496 BAZAAR FESTIVITIES OPEN MON-SAT arrangements, crocheted ing dishes, vases and 811 E. FIRST, NEWBERG George Fox College knitted items, jewelry. Auxiliary will hold its and decorations, Sloppy joes, chips, annual Holiday Bazaar on Christmas pillows, plants, cakes, pies and beverages Friday, November 4 from paintings, cookies, will be sold at a buffet 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on toys, homemade preserves "chuck wagon" luncheon. Saturday, November 5 breads, jams, and candy. All proceeds will be ITS NOT TOO from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in "second-time- donated to special campus the Cap and Gown Room. A new table will feature projects selected by the Items to be sold at the around" items, includ- Auxiliary. Bazaar include quilts, secondhand Nov. 4th, 1988 5 "CHARLEY'S AUNT" TO VISIT AMY GRANT-FREE? by Mark Oppenlander By Rich Seiber

The more things with two girls, Kitty (Travis Johnson), Sir With the Amy Grant On" concert. A total of change, the more they stay Verdun (Karin Stanley) Francis Chesney (Toby concert just thirteen days eight tickets will be the same. Almost 100 and Amy Spettigue Sugden), Mr. Spettigue away, KFOX is gearing awarded to the public. The years ago, when Brandon (Jennifer Martell). As an (Dane Shores), Donna up for the "Lead Me On" listening audience is Thomas wrote the classic excuse to get the girls to Lucia (Charlene Dobson), tour GIVE-AWAY. encouraged to tune in all play "Charley's Aunt," come to their rooms, the and Ela Delahay (Darci Over $250 worth of day and be the fifth caller college men had their boys invite them to meet Nolta). concert tickets and when the station plays a thoughts focused on one Charley's Aunt who is A special thrust stage merchandising will be special Amy Grant promo. thing; college women. coming to visit him for the has been built for this given out by FM89 during All eight tickets will be Apparently college women first time in his life. But production. The thrust area the week of Nov.7-11, awarded in this fashion were causing college men when the aunt telegraphs allows the audience the 1988. and are for floor level or as much grief then as they to say she won't be unique opportunity of Kicking off the first level seats in do today. arriving on time, Jack and being right in the middle of give-away festivities, Portland's Memorial "Charley's Aunt" will Charley must make do the action, as they will be KFOX will host a "Lead Coliseum. our be the first production of with the closest person at seated on three sides of it. Me On" tour party at "We want to do the year for the George hand which, unfortunately Performance will be at 7:30pm, Monday, in part to promote Christian Fox drama department. for all concerned, happens 7:30pm. in Woodmar Heacock Commons. The music," said Jackie Stone, Director Phil Nash, to be another college Auditorium Nov. 10-12, party will feature music, KFOX Program Director, associate professor of student, Lord Fancourt 17-19. Tickets are $4.00 and videos from Michael of the give-away. fun." drama, likes to start the Babberley (Scott Lacy). for adults, $3.00 for W. Smith and Amy Grant, "Besides, it will be season with a comedy and Babberley dons skirt, wig, senior citizens, and $2.00 including the new video Amy hasn't visited in over has says that this play, and shawl to help his for children under twelve for "Lead Me On." two years so Stone for the "allows people to laugh friends, but complications and students. Also at this party, high expectations and enjoy." Nash isn't the multiply by the minute. The cast and crew have KFOX will be giving out tour. only one to think so; Men try to propose to him, been working hard for copies of Amy's latest The "Lead Me On" tour "Charley's Aunt" has the girls treat him as one of almost two months but in album. Plus, two DJ's arrives in Portland, become the most widely them, and then the real the words of cast member from KFOX will have the Thursday Nov. 17th, at Appearing on produced play of all time. aunt shows up and Scott Lacy, "It's been time opportunity to win tickets 7:30pm. will The story involves two assumes another identity well spent." Lacy to the concert. DJ's must stage with Amy Grant young college students, because no one recognizes encourages everyone to be present to win. be her husband, Gary Jack Chesney (Mark her. come see "Charley's Tuesday through Chapman, and her Oppenlander) and Charley Other characters in the Aunt" stating, "It will be Friday of this same week longtime songwriting Wykeham (Mark Nace), play include Brasset jolly good fun." KFOX will be randomly comrade, Michael W. who are madly in love giving away pairs of Smith. tickets to the "Lead Me ROYAL FEASTE-MAGIC AND MADRIGALS WIINIBSION Nov. 23rd is the beggars, court singers, John Bowman, profes- for actors, all sor of deadline to register and comic music and choir Send your submissions for the Wineskin to Phil George Fox College's played by GFC students director, is the organizer Higgins, box 189. The Wineskin is the campus Eighth annual "Ye Olde in Elizabethan costumes. of the event. According to Royal Feaste" Christmas To conclude the evening, Bowman, a recorder con- literary publication and contains works of dinner and musical guests will be invited to sort performance, and a poetry, short prose, and pen and ink drawings, a performance. sing Christmas carols. harpsichord performance new category. Reservations may be This year's dinner will by professor of music made by calling ext. 260. be a buffet, featuring David Howard, will Tickets, $15 per person cornish game hens and add, "more flavor and and $12 per person for baron of beef. festivity of an Elizabethan groups of 25 or more, will Court singers will be feast." FIRST CALL FIRST RATE be mailed to participants members of the GFC He described the by Rich Seiber after the deadline. Concert Choir and Chapel dinner as, "a step back in The event will be held Choir, a new, all-femile time with music, singing, The October 16th First program was equally Dec. 2,3,9,and 10 at singing ensemble. Lords and instruments that will Call concert in Salem had entertaining. First Call 8:00pm. in Heacock and Ladies of the court allow you to leave your many elements of a family highlighted their second Commons. Doors will will be members of twentieth-century con- reunion: fun, fellowship, album "Somethin' Takes open at 7:30pm. Seating GFC's Dayspring singing cerns behind, and enjoy and great music. Over" and in doing so, for each performance will group. Comedy sketches an evening of First Call is one of the showed how they have be limited to 120. will be performed by good-natured humor and best and best-known trios gelled as a group and Guests will be members of the GFC provide an opportunity to in Christian music. expanded on their musical introduced by a court page drama troupe, GFC focus on the true meaning Former studio singers style and sound. and entertained by a court Players, directed by Mel of Christmas." Marty McCall, Bonnie They kicked off the Keen, and Melodie concert after intermission jester, court wizard, Schroeder, professor of COURTESY OF GFC PRESS dancers, musicians, drama. RELEASE Tunney felt the Lord's with "O Sifuni Mungu" calling to strike out on the latest release from their own as a group and "Somethin' Takes Over." have been harmonizing Another a cappella praise ALL FIRED UP! successfully ever since. song, this time sung in by Matthew Titus The trio presented such Swahili, it proved to be a a wide range of sounds great energizer for them Petra, Christian mu- without detracting from attention to the bass lines and talents in their and the crowd. From sic's most prominent rock them. Although Bob by Petra's newest concert. The first half of there, First Call moved on band, recently released Hartman's playing has member, Ronny Cates; his the show was devoted to to a tribute to the Black their 1 1th album "On Fire" always been credible, his debut performance is material from First Call's Gospel sound of MoTown (Star Song Records) The guitar licks on this album impressive. debut album "Undivided." and ended with a rousing content of the album is a are by far the best he's The lyrics on this Especially moving were rendition of their most lot more aggressive than ever recorded; it's exciting album remain as the title track and a song popular song to date, "The previous releases and to see his advancements. unchanging as ever. We called "Messiah." First Reason We Sing." certainly more stylized. "On Fire" is Petra's have come to know Petra Call also displayed great First Call went On previous Petra third release with John as a non-compromising, showmanship on upbeat beyond good harmonizing albums you saw a lot of Shlitt as lead vocalist, and highly energetic band that tunes like "Snap To It" at the concert. They great songs that are in my opinion is his doesn't restrain their done in a cappella style, performed almost every brought down by over undeniably best project. message in any way. If and in a unique and style of Christian music dominating keyboards and His gutsy stylings are the you enjoy your Christian humorous skit of life in imaginable. Their songs, sequencing. Not on this focal point of the whole music forceful and the studio. Here, the along with the incredibly project. John Lawry's album and he pulls it off exciting Petra's "On Fire" members of First Call charismatic stage presence keyboard work is as very nicely. When you should probably be listed expressed their love for of Melodie Tunney, will balanced as it could be and purchase this album (if on your must buy list. their career and their make this concert one not it enhances the songs you do) please pay special families. soon forgotten. The second half of the by SpOrtS- Rob Felton 6 Nov. 4th, 1988 WOMEN CROSS COUNTRY RANKS NATIONALLY TO TAME A WILDCAT As my roommate and I head competition. The "I think on any given sophomore Kristin Potts be in the top ten of the walked to class, we goal differential was the day we are in the top 10 led the team to the Western nation, but must prove discussed the soccer game tie-breaker. Theoretically, teams in the nation." That Washington Invitational. themselves the best of the about to take place on that it could be said that is a quote from The women runners District 2 for to women's them crisp Friday afternoon. George Fox was actually cross country coach, placed 4th overall behind compete nationally. Three Wes "We have to beat playing Willamette. The Cook. Bold words running club teams. of the in for a top 20 the nation Linfield by seven goals team went off for half- Notably the coach whose team is over women beat are in George Fox's 6- today to get into the time up 1 , but coach Tim half freshman. A team were fifth-ranked Puget league. Saturday, Nov. playoffs," I said. yelled "come on guys, with no seniors and only Sound, 12th ranked 5th in Ashland, the winner "It won't happen then, we're down by two two juniors, the Lady Simon Frazier, and 17th of the NAIA District 2 will it." goals." Bruins are ranked 13th ranked Western Washing- Championship will be "It could, it's Even if G.F.C. was nationally. They have ton. The men placed determined. Only one team possible," I replied playing two teams at once, backed their eighth out of twelve teams coaches from District 2 can go to hopefully. they seemed to be words with and were led again by proof. nationals. Good Luck He humored me, outnumbering the team on senior Larry "OK Two weeks ago Mock. Bruins Your future is — it's physically possible, the field. The four goals freshman Jill Jameson and The Lady Bruins might bright. but it's not going to by Dan "Smedley" happen." LeVeine and hat trick of Four hours and ten Mark "Junior" Waits goals later, the impossible would have been enough had happened. Not only to clinch the playoffs if had the Bruins outscored Linfield hadn't scored it's Linfield by the necessary solitary goal. Craig seven goals, but also Walker scored two, given themselves a two- including a penalty kick point cushion. The that skimmed the top of a lopsided 10-1 win gave Wildcat's head, and Andy the Bruins the right to take LeVeine added a penalty on Warner Pacific in a kick of his own. If the direct playoff between intensity the Bruins play champion and runner-up. with continues in the Willamette and George upcoming game- watch Fox had tied in both out Nationals. district record and head to

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The battling Lady won games, but not The biggest hurdle for Bruins are finally coming matches against these the Lady Bruins in their BUY ONE GET ONE FREE! to the end of a long teams. It will take a near last three triumphs has not Small, regular, or large dish with a topping, if volleyball season. They perfect performance from been the opposition, but you wish. have good reason to be the Lady Bruins to knock keeping healthy players on Good November 4-15, 1988 with this proud of their 23-10 off either opponent the court. Three starters coupon only. season record, but now Even if the team have been injured; Kim they must gear up for the doesn't go to NAIA Reidel, middle blocker, final trial, the playoffs. Nationals, they will have has two injured ankles, BRING A FRIEND! another tournament FROZEN YOGURT Tonight they start a to while setter Stacy Wright NEWBERG enter. PLAZA two day NAIA District 2 George Fox was the and hitter Katie Long both 538-6624 National Tournament to determine Christian College have tendonitis in the Athletic who will go to Nationals. Association's shoulder. Others injured Western Oregon and volleyball champion last were Cindy Warner, who Lewis and Clark will be year. They will probably had a sprained ankle, and the favorites to represent be the favorite again this Stacie Chandler with knee District 2. George Fox has year. problems. SPORT QUIZ CORRECTION MY COMPLIMENTS TO THE REF. ANSWERS: than risk any injury. A. Joel Youngblood was C. Johnny Vander Meer Last issue the came from questionable "Three Blind Mice" the first player in 60 years of the Cincinnati Reds Crescent published the calls by the referees. The changed to "Three Blind to have hits for two teams pitched back-to-back no following article. In a first was a penalty given Refs" brought no on the same day, singling hitters against the Boston bizarre accident with an to a Bruin in the penalty response. But the in Chicago, in the Braves and the Brooklyn egg beater the article got box, y which the crowd highlight of the game afternoon for the Mets, Dodgers, on June 11th scrambled. The staff couldn't believe. The came when a creative and then traded to and 15th of 1938. humbly apologizes. Be- second was a non—call of heckler asked the ref, Montreal, for whom he low is the correct version. an offside infraction on a "Which one is your son?" had another hit that night QUESTIONS: Warner Pacific player who referring to the Warner in 1982. I attended the drove in to score. Pacific players. The A. Who was voted Amer- clinic that Warner The Bruin biased crowd laughed at first but B. On September 7, 1973 ican League Manager of Pacific's soccer team gave crowd was hot and heavy then roared as the nearest in a game in Montreal's the year in 1980? (Hint: to the Bruins on Oct. in vocalizing their referee spun around, Jarry Park between the Manager of Oakland A's) 12th. The game was a opinions. Yells such as, pointed at the speaker, and Mets and Expos, the sun 6 0 romp, but the — "We've had better refs in amiably acknowledge the was setting over the top of B. What NBA team holds referees seemed to be in Idaho," and "When do witty attacker. I tip my hat the stadium and into the the longest winning streak the spotlight more than the you get your paycheck to a man who can take the first baseman's eyes in Basketball history? players. from Warner?" fell on heat and appreciate a good enough so that he couldn't The first goals two deaf ears. Even a joke. (Even if his calls see,. The umpire decided C. How many players are given up by the Bruins humorous variation of were a little questionable.) to delay the game rather on a soccer team?