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Ohio Wesleyan Public Safety Monnett Weekend Officers actions questioned Schedule of Events By Ron Spalter to buy a couple ofjoints from him he said The administration of Ohio Wesleyan Wright claims that the accusations are University is investigating students claims completely unfounded He speculated that AH Events Weekend that new Public Safety officer Eric Wright he made some enemies while working at Student Spring Art Show Beeghly Library tried to buy marijuana from them United Dairy Fanners because he caught Alumni Art Show Mowry Alumni Center According to Fred Mover chief of Public students shoplifting and using fake identifi- Safety Wright was hired as a Public Safety cation The students who made the accusa- Friday April 12 officer on Jan 28 1991 and began to work tions said that they have never been caught 830 am Bookstore open somewhere around that same date for using fake identification or for any other 300 pm Track and Field meet Students claim that Wright approached crimes never smoked 410 pm Chemistry Department Lecture Speaker Walter Ettinger 74 them and asked for marijuana while he was Wright said that he has an the Wilham Street United marijuana in his life Science Building employee at Dairy Farmers store during the 1990 Fall I think its bull that people wont come pm Chemistry Department dinner Mowry Alumni Center 500 semester One Delaware resident claims that forward and accuse me to my face Wright invitation only Wright attempted to sell him marijuana as said Id like for anyone who wants to ac- 600 pm Student Art Show opening reception well cuse me to come forward with physical evi- 600 pm Shabbat service and dinner sponsored by Hillel One student who granted an interview dence Hearsay is not enough MUB Faculty Lounge in exchange for anonymity said that during Delaware City Police denied the Tran- 800 pm Tartuffe by Moliere Chappelear Drama Center the first semester He Wright approached script access to any records of charges of 800 pm An Evening With Mark Twain Gray Chapel me and asked if I knew where I could get shoplifting or using fake identification even 1030 pm Spring Cabaret Stuy Smoker some weed The students response was a though the records are public according to hurried no and he left the store immedi- Ohio state law Saturday April 13 ately Don Chenoweth dean of student serv- Another student who also requested ano- ices called the matter very serious He said 730 am Parents Council Mowry Alumni Center nymity told of a different event which took that an investigation had begun hut were Phi Eta Sigma induction Sanborn Hall 800 am place in November He said Eric tried to not going to comment on the nature of the Sibs 800 am Fun Run Selby Field Little event give me his phone number with the interest of investigation 900 am Coffee and doughnuts MUB Lobby buying marijuana I said no and told him Despite whether the allegations are true 900 am Bookstore open that I dont smoke the stuff myself there may have been no way for Ohio Wesleyan 1000 ajn Conversation with the president MUB Ballroom A 19y- earold Delaware resident also to know about Wrights past before he was 1000 ajn Mortar Board induction Sanborn Hall claims that Wright is a habitual user of mari- hired According to Jennifer Hamlin direc- Wesleyan 1 1 am Picnic outside of Welch Hall juana Before he became a Public Safety tor of public relations at Ohio 2 1100 am Womens alumnae lacrosse game Henry Street Field officer Eric asked a friend and I if we wanted continued on page 1100 am Omnicron Delta Kappa induction Jemison Hall at Hall Student arrested 1100 ajn Tree planting Sanborn P 12 noon Carnival outside of Bashford and Thomson Halls pleads innocent Inside Little Sibs event By Todd Raphael and Margie Schultz 00 pm Induction for the Ohio Wesleyan Honor Society in Nursing Sophomore Bill deJonge was arrested 00 pm Mens Baseball vs Wittenberg at March 22 1991 by Delaware Police and 3- 5 00 pm Mens Lacrosse vs Cortland State Selby Field charged with criminal trespass on a com- ENTERTAINMENT 00 pjn Outstanding Greek Alumni Award reception plaint by Ohio Wesleyan Public Safety Events of the Week Delta Tau Delta Fraternity invitation only DeJonge has pleaded innocent Tartuffe play review 430 pm Reception at David and Ellen Warrens home His father William deJonge said Uni- Annual spring art show versity officials are railroading his son and 135 Oak Hill Avenue possibly other students here as well Panhel crush party 615 pm Annual Psychology Honors and Awards Banquet Bob Brandt associate dean of student MUB Ballroom affairs said DeJonge was asked to take a se- OPINION 6- 7 700 pm Nursing 1991 Striping Ceremony and Recognition night academic Brandt mester off due to problems Editorial 700 pjn Movie MUB Pub Little Sibs event rescinded a letter saying deJonge could not 800 pm Tartuffe by Moliere Chappelear Drama Center be on campus because he was said to have set Letters to the editor 800 pm Central Ohio Symphony Orchestra Presidents Concert off fire alarms in Stuyvesant Hall In the letter Cartoons Gray Chapel dated March 4 Brandt wrote I am rescind- ing the ban from the residence halls indicated 900 pm Coffee House Stuy Smoker SPORTS 10- 12 930 pm Dance MUB Pub Little Sibs event in the earlier letter The Resident Assistant in Stuyvesant Sports Raps Sunday April 14 Hall involved in confronting deJonge was Mens Baseball contacted but refused to comment Brandt Brunch Stuyvesant Dining Hall Mens Volleyball 900 ajn Chief of Public Safety Fred Moyer and Sue Sharing our Faith Gray Chapel highlighted 1000 am Convocation Bowles the residential life coordinator in Tennis 1 00 pm Ohio Wesleyan mens baseball vs Wittenberg Stuyvesant Hall were all contacted but also 315 pm Park Avenue Jazz Band concert Gray Chapel continued on page 2 2 Hie Transcript April 10 1991 Drugs Qualifications campus officers continued from page 1 to take a physical prior to being for most of what the school knows hired by Ohio Wesleyan Chief of are by about an applicants background Public Safety Fred Mover confirmed explained chief of Public Safety is provided by the applicant that the physical included a urine By Andrew Sharer follow the same state laws that apply authority to arrest individuals they Hamlin added that Ohio analysis Chenoweth said he didnt Chief of Public Safety Fred to all Delaware police officers Public do not have the facilities to keep Wesleyan does everything in its think the University tests its em- Moyer said in February that a high Safety has modified some of these prisoners and therefore work with power to find suitable employees ployees for drug use school diploma or GED and good regulations to aid in better serving the Delaware Police Department by means of a complex applica- An expert on drug use at the health are the only requirements for the Universitys students Before the Delaware Police tion process A different selection Care Unit Hotline said it is hard to joining the department however an The main difference between Department comes to campus of- committee is chosen each time there say for what period of time traces of Ohio Police Training Certificate is a Delaware and an Ohio Wesleyan ficers always call Public Safety is an open position The commit- marijuana can show up in drug tests preferred Currently all public safety Public Safety officer is the ability first as a courtesy to maintain good tee Reviews the applications and That is because of variables such as officers have this certificate which of Public Safety to conduct a search relations between University forces makes a recommendation how long the person used mari- means all have at some time gone of a student room for any reason and forces within the Delaware She did not know whether or juana how much they used and through some police training because the University owns all community not background checks or checks how much they weigh She said Ohio Wesleyan Public Safety rooms and all students consent to Likewise when Public Safety on the applicants criminal record traces can appear for up to six months officers are commissioned officers searches before they are admitted feels it is necessary to arrest a stu- are conducted by the committee after the user quits but could disap- through the Delaware City Court to school dent the Delaware Police Depart- According to Wright he had pear after only one to two months System which requires that they While Public Safety has the ment is always informed Arrest continued from page 1 Those available for comment I was confronted by a RA on Brad Shellito filed a formal crimi- sonal stake in the case also He had refused to comment Don Che- were deJonge and bis father The the way up to the room deJonge nal trespass complaint against a confrontation with public safety noweth dean of student services following is what happened said He was questioning me and deJonge when trying to retrieve the bicycle said he didnt want to breach confi- According to deJonge he fre- I told him I got a letter from Bob DeJonge however said that his son still had on campus dentiality quently visited friends on campus Brandt and everything should have he and his parents met with Brandt When I got there to get his Its not a situation were going this semester in Stuyvesant Hall been cleared up who told them he never received bike back the confrontation started to discuss Chenoweth said but received a letter from Bob Brandt A public safety officer arrived such a call DeJonges father said he said The attitude of the public Records are confidential We just banning him from campus because deJonge said and said that he had that the public safety officers call safety officer was kindabad at that dont discuss students records of fire alarms he allegedly set off in called Brandt and that Brandt told must never have occurred time I was verbally attacked or A federal district judge in the dormitory him deJonge was banned from the You cant call that anything abused by security Somebody called

Missouri ruled that col- bitch recendy DeJonge denied the charges campus but a lie the elder deJonge said me a sonofa- leges dont necessarily have to keep and later the ban was rescinded in DeJonge was then arrested for DeJonges father said students According to deJonge he too information regarding their students another letter from Brandt March criminal trespassing charges are being denied their basic rights was told not to set foot on campus confidential 4 DeJonge said the repealing of On March 25 the Monday Im going to fight this he said again a ban the Delaware Police The ruling only applies to Mis- the ban was short- lived when he following the Friday arrest Ohio Im doing this for the faculty the Department first agreed to But souri but may soon have implica- went to get a bike back from a Wesleyan Public Safety Officer Eric staff the students even the alumni deJonges wife Mary Lou deJonge tions nationwide friend on the night of March 22 Wright and Delaware Police Sgt The elder deJonge has a per works on campus at Mowry Aiumni Center and he would have been unable to get her at her office He Qri im has since been allowed to return but Come in and enjoy he still is angry His attorney Keith Boger said 9 j i i r r i r r 7 he could not comment on this par- Ar ticular case but only on the general our Espresso idea of a public person being banned from a campus by someone other than the University public safety and Cappuccino I believe the University can ban any individual but I dont be- lieve security can Boger said The younger deJonge said Brandt Bowles Chenoweth and lj ITTliII itit jiifiK Moyer have met behind closed doors lf to discuss the incident but have not ifrHMili dropped the charges and even though tilltil ifHR the public safety officer has yet to come out and say he never called Bob Brandt the older deJonge says it was a lie I did a lot of investigating myself by asking Brandt himself Freshest Roasted Coffee in the World and I found that they didnt call Brandt the elder deJonge said I have affidavits of students that state the public safety officers said they called him The question of whether that Order your college ring NOW 1 call was indeed made and whether momu rim the was arrest warranted will begin to be solved on April 24 the date of y JOSTENSw the pre- trial n The trial will be held May 16 IS1X c H A N II Ohio Wesleyan will be represented by Doug Wamock 49 North Sandusky Street Delaware Ohio 4301 5 614 363- 9229 April 10 1991 Hit Transcript ENTERTAINMENT Annual spring art show opens on Friday By Michele Market Leigh Rabby junior coordinator of the five basic elements of fine art Friday at 6 pjn by Justin WCSA and the fine arts depart- The 1991 Spring Art Show is the show which include form color texture Kronewetter chairman of the fine ment the opportunity for students who Out of the 160 entries 37 pieces line and value Other criteria are arts department and to Jim Krehbiel The proceeds will serve to are not involved in the arts to see of art were chosen to be assistant professor of the reimburse the art department for what their fellow students are doing displayed in the show The This annual showing of art fine arts department the shows expenses in the art department said junior announcement of the win- is the only chance the entire OWU Brochures listing the par- The posters created for public- Chris Kahler installation chairper- ners was posted last Satur- student body has to participate ticipants names and titles ity for the art show are a project of son for the art show day evening in a school sponsored art contest of their pieces will be avail- the Graphic Design class every The Olio Wesleyan Spring Art Fewer works were Leigh Rabby able at the art show open- spring Each student enters a de- Show will be displayed in the chosen this year than in ing sign and this year the faculty de- Bashford Room of Beeghly Library previous years White said The harmony and originality Installation the placing of the cided one design for the posters The show will open this Friday jurors said that the pieces selected The entries were either two or works for the show is a week- long mailings brochures and flyers evening at 600 pjn demonstrated a fine integration of three dimensional design Two project for installation coordinators The art department decided to The show is ajuried art show image and expression dimensional- design consists of Coordinators may still be arranging hold the art show in the library this it gives students a taste of what a The show is entirely student photography painting drawing works minutes before the opening year because it is safer than holding professional juried show is like run Jim Krehbiel assistant profes- computer graphics graphics design said White it in the MUB as it was held in said Denise White senior coordi- sor of the fine arts department is and print making Three dimensio- It was possible for each stu- previous years The art department nator of the show Unbiased out- the advisor to the students who are naldesign consists of sculpture dent to enter up to six pieces of art also said that this show is not just side jurors are brought in the works running the show Krehbiel also jewelry ceramics metal working to be juried The entry forms cost 1 and art function it is a campus are not juried by students profes- selected the jurors of the show woodworking and carving each function and the library is a place sors or peers The 160 works were critiqued The jurors will also decide who Professional art shows can that is exposed to the entire cam- The show is open to all OWU last Saturday morning by one fe- will receive the Sally Humphreys cost anywhere from 4 to 30 per pus students not just those involved in male professor who is a print maker Merit Awards These 25 awards work entered said Rabby This is This years art show is dedi- the art department and one male professor who is a are given to 16 artists of the 37 a great opportunity for students to cated to Molly LaRue LaRue was This annual showing of art is sculptor Both jurors who are from works chosen to participate in the experience the competition of an an art major who graduated from the only chance the entire OWU Denison University critiqued each show art show Ohio Wesleyan in 1987 She was student body has to participate in a work These awards will be given Funding for the show comes killed while hiking early lastfall on school sponsored art contest said The works were critiqued on out at the art shows opening on from the sale of the entry forms the Appalachian Trail

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Laser Light Show rocks Gray Chapel Wednesday April 10 POETRY READING David St John English professor at the University By Seth Distler activities They had a fog machine of Southern California public welcome Sturges 009 410 Last weeks Laser Light which made the show more inter- pjn MOVIE CFS Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors Strand Theatre Show which has been held for the esting and they had more diversity 945 past two years as part of the campus in their music 730 pjn COFFEEHOUSE Matt Leonard Stuy Smoker 8 concert series is one of the many Zeigler said attendance was pjn Thursday April 11 diverse campus activities sponsored about half as it was last year Last TENNIS intramural singles doubles tournaments sign up by April 1 1 by the student activities office year it was held in the fall and at Coach office in Edwards Gym kncTri The concert series has previ- attendance was up he said In Talis Friday April 12 ously included rock bands such as April there are so many things going PLAY April 12 13 Tartuffe Chappelear Drama Center 8 the Romantics the Indigo Girls on its harder to draw But the pjn UFS MOVIE also Sat and Sun Presumed Innocent Phillips and Midnight OiL all of whom have quality of the show was much bet- Saturday April 13 come to Ohio Wesleyan in the past ter than last year TRIATHLON Enter as a team or individual contact Bruce Tall four years The future of the show will in Edwards 109 x3731 or sign up outside his office This years laser show was depend on the budget and the stu- CONCERT COSO Presidents Concert Christopher Weait provided by a different company dent bodys tastes Zeigler said Music Director Gray Chapel 8 The company used was Chesap- Every year we look at our budget pjn COFFEEHOUSE Stuy Smoker 9 eake Systems according to Mary and see what we can do he said pjn Sunday April 14 Howell manager of the student Weve had successful programs ft CONCERT Avenue Larry activities office like the Video Dance Party Casino Park Jazz Concert Griffin director Gray Chapel We felt the new company had Nights and Buzzard of Bucks This 315 pjn Monday April 15 a better format and quality said year we looked at what shows made SLICE OF LIFE DAY Jeff Zeigler director of student continued on page 5

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find their match in the course of the evening Robinsons Flower Shop came Welcomes Parents and Alumni AAA Although not everyone rushing up to their puzzlemate as 60 Lake Street in The Depot Delaware Ohio 43015 120 W Winter St as were given their name 1 soon they Phone 6H 3631768 After Hours 61- 369- 6834 tags most everyone found their mate GIFTS BALLOONS STOWED ANIMALS MUCH MUCH MORE The Sisters of Tri Delta by the end ofthenight said Panhel invite all Delta Alumnae Parents President Melissa Miller and Friends to a Monnett Weekend Miller also said that she was we Care Florist impressed with the results of the Brunch event I think Becky did a really 1100 am Saturday April 13th superjob with the event especially since she had to jump right into planning the activity immediately after she received her Panhel Social Study Social Sciences in London The Campbell House Chair d y Both Heidi Johns and April Study Year Abroad Postgraduate Diplomas Edwards two juniors who attended One- Year Masters Degrees and Research Lounge the party recognized that other Opportunities in the Social Sciences campus events took away from the amount of people who were pres- Subjects include 2 blocks from campus ent Accounting and Finance Actuarial Science Business I was really impressed with Studies Economics Econometrics Economic 259 South Sandusky Street the turnout because there were a lot History European Studies Geography Government 614 363- 1143 Delaware Ohio 43015 of other events happening that night Health Planning Housing Industrial Relations yet still people came out to support Information Systems International History International Panhel said Edwards Relations Law Management Operational Research It was unfortunate that there Philosophy Logic Scientific Method Population Studies were other activities that took away Politics Regional Urban Planning Sea Use Policy Telemarketing from the attendance at the party but Social Administration Social Anthropology Social Plan- I think the people who went had a ning in Developing Countries Social Work Sociology very good time said Johns Social Psychology Statistics Mathematical Sciences part- time afternoon and evenings According to Wagner another Application forms from 6 per hour Panhel party is planned for the fall Assistant Registrar CASS Room H616 Until then both Panhel and London School of Economics and Political Science Houghton Street London WC2A 2AE England Call IFC are organizing joint programs stating whether undergraduate or postgraduate 548- 5940 which will include the entire cam- 1 pus April 10 1991 Ifu Transcript 5 ENTERTAINMENT Audience gets Tartuffified Laser Tartuffe1 will keep audiences laughing continued from page 4 ans we want to offer a lot of sense for the most quality dol- activities and our aim is to offer a By Jonna Gallo the scoundrel he is once and for all ious zealot and a huckster with lars quality diverse menu for the stu- Jean Baptiste Molieres clas- Both Barnett and Meeks are ease and grace I cant really say if the laser dents sic French farce Tartuffe proved consistently adorable as the The cast comes together as a show will be back we like to try Zeigler said he would like nice guys dont always finish last smitten couple desperate to be group exceptionally well under the and vary our shows so that they more input from the students Id This heartening tale of a fam- together direction of theater professor Bon- wont wear out with the students like to see more interest he said ily patriarch being duped by a sly nie Milne Gardner Zeigler said Especially with the new student con artist who is simultaneously The dialogue flows and the The diversity of the shows is center going up a new organiza- trying to seduce his wife and his humor easily shines through Play review based on what the students want tion will be formed the Student daughter while absconding with which may be such n easy task not and by working with WCSA the Center Entertainment Committee the family fortune unfolded with considering the play is written University Film Series the Presi- SCEQ If more students would wit and charm on the Chappelear This journey of a familys trials in rhyme dents Club and other student- run like to be involved on campus ap- Drama Center stage and tribulations while exposing the In the end an unlikely hero organizations said Zeigler plications for SCEC are available At the outset of the play both true character of someone in their saves the day and paves the way We try and get something in the MUB Zeigler said More mother Heather Cammam and midst is a rather uproarious affair for the nice guys to live to fight for everyone he said Be it cul- help from the students would re- son Orgon Airhart are be- Rice plays as another day Bob Tartuffe both a relig tural lectures films or comedi ally be helpful dazzled by Tartuffes Andy Rice humility and piousness They believe he can do no wrong and hold him in the highest Achievement esteem though they are repeatedly 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Editorial OPINION Public Safety in the spotlight Two separate incidents have put Ohio Wesleyan Public Safety in the spotlight Former Ohio Wesleyan student Bill I Was DeJonge says Public Safety falsely arrested him Some cur- A WALKING rent students claim that Public Safety officer Eric Wright has dealt drugs in the past staff worked long and hard to make sure we had all the facts and had shown all sides to the stories However its hard to show someones side to a story when that someone wont talk The administration had few comments on either story In both cases the administration said it was looking into the situations Though the administration could not take the time to comment members of the administration did take the time to tell our reporters to write about something else Univer- sity officials did express concern that these stories would be published for the Monnett Weekend issue of The Tran- script They came to visit the journalism department and our faculty adviser assistant professor Paul Kostyu to suggest that we postpone even cancel these stories Ofcourse The Transcript should avoid all controversial stories and just print the good stuff We should follow the example of the Ohio Wesleyan Magazine which featured a December 12 1990 copy of The Transcript on its cover A headline read OWU community sings in the holidays Should we always sing the praises of the University Who wants to read about campus rape vague off- campus hous- 1 ing policies suspicious interest- free loans fiscal misman- s r J m t t f I ft 7 u s t agement rising tuition inadequate campus security and CPS huge class sizes anyway What better time to publish controversial stories Any newspaper publishes its strongest stories when it can reach the largest audience Monnett Weekend brings hundreds of parents and guardians to campus Conveniently enough Letters Minority Student Weekend and Slice of College Life Student addresses sexual discrimination on campus overlap In other words the hands that sign the checks will Editor The Transcript 1 in 10 people are homosexual an the opposite sex but eventually find be picking up The Transcript If we have any hopes of the Regardless of whal most people even greater number of people are that developing intimate relation- University tackling these problems head on we need to hit might like to believe there are gay to some extent bisexual And while ships with people of their own sex the University where it hurts most its piggy bank It is bad lesbian and bisexual students at some bisexual and homosexual is more fulfilling Ohio Wesleyan We have always people do chose careers in the fields Additionally most of us ac- business to ignore your biggest investors been here and we always will be listed above others can be found in cording to the Kinsey studies are to here virtually every other occupation some extent bisexual in nature True Many people though seem Consider for example the follow- bisexuals are not confused rather 27te fearful of even acknowledging our ing professional organizations they have the potential to be equally transcript Cau- men and women as presence on campus They are National Gay Lawyers Guild attracted to both an independent student newspaper content that most of us remain quiet cus Association of Gay Patholo- continued on page 7 and in the closet gists Association of Gay Semi- Delaware Ohio 43015 Some people even act out narians and Clergy Gay Prize Fight- Editorinch- a ief Jason Cohen against openly lesbian gay and ers of America and Gay Airline Letter Policy Managing Editor Tiicia L Taylor bisexual students verbally threat- Pilots Association Business Manager Seth Hildc brand ening and physically abusing them MYTH 2 Gay men and les- The Transcript welcomes letters to News Editor Kristin Papoi that these women chil- the editor on issues facing the Ohio Asst News Editor Margie Schultz sometimes to the extent bian are a menace to Wesleyan community Letters re- Opinion Editor Jenny Wolf students leave Ohio Wesleyan dren The vast majority of child The Transcript must be Entertainment Editors Russ McCarroIl It is this kind of ignorance and molestation over 90 percent is ceived by Laura Sheahan intolerance that motivates me to committed not by homosexuals but signed and include a students year Sports Editor Jamie Green speak out or as we say come by heterosexual men against fe- of graduation and a phone number Asst Sports Editor Sean Ross out against a few of the dominant males under the age of 18 for verification purposes We re- Photography Editors Pat Glenn myths that contribute to prejudices MYTHS 3 and 4 If a gay serve the right to edit for brevity Luhan Jason Letters may be dropped off in the Circulation Craig McGuire and discrimination against bisex- man or lesbian woman could just Editors box in the Transcript office Advertising Erica Conway ual lesbian and gay people meet the right woman or man re- Production Manager John Haritos MYTH 1 Gay lesbian and spectively he or she would be Slocum Hall before noon the Friday before publication The views ex- Telephone 614 368- 3006 bisexual people are fewer in num- cured And Bisexuals are just the columns and letters are The Transcript USPS 978- 520 is published weekly September ber and only enter careers in thea- confused Many lesbian and gay pressed in through May except during University holidays and examina- ter interior design or cosmetol- people have dated fallen in love not necessarily the views of The tion periods Second class postage paid Delaware Ohio ogy Most estimates suggest that with and even married members of Transcript April 10 1991 UUTranscript 7 OPINION Letters I Speaker defends her presentation Editor The Transcript zations but to members of commu- kirc u Uvc out piintnl I was extremely saddened and nities everywhere distressed to receive a copy of the Had Celeste Tchetgen stayed letter to the editor form Celeste for the entire presentation she would Tchetgen regarding my March 26 have understood the relevance of presentation at Ohio Wesleyan my initial remarks University My personal record and that of My preliminary remarks were Delta Gamma Fraternity on the used to reflect my background as an subjects of diversity and respect for international fraternity officer and individual rights speak for them- the fact that my views on image selves predicated on that experience Maureen Sweeney Syring Concerns about image apply not Past President Delta Gamma only to members of Greek organi Fraternity Discrimination continued from page 6 cal distress being homosexual or intimate andor sexual partners bisexual does not in and of itself The overwhelming majority of prevent one from living a happy evidence accumulated to date sug- productive fulfilling life gests that one cannot be cured of As a first step however small homosexuality or bisexuality any toward a recognition that lesbian more than one can be cured of gay and bisexual people do live heterosexuality and work at Ohio Wesleyan Uni- There is no clear consensus versity and that they are no less yet about what exactly causes sex- worthy of respect tolerance and lesbian gay and bisexual people people are incredibly diverse as rights of life liberty and the pur- ual orientation but most research- appreciation than are heterosexu- and black symbolic ofthe closet varied as the wider heterosexual suit of happiness for which most ers agree that while people do choose als this Friday April 12 has been in which discrimination and op- population To remain ignorant of Americans claim they stand to be gay bi or straight set aside as Red and Black Day pression force many of us to hide us to discriminate against us and It is time to stop ignoring stere- Finally while the intolerance All students faculty and staff as a sign of support for those people worst of all to hatefully threaten otyping and brutalizing lesbian gay discrimination and hatred directed are encouraged to wear red sym- often called the invisible mi- and abuse us not only contradicts and bisexual people and start rec- at gay lesbian and bisexual per- bolic of the pride strength and nority all that we know about sexual ori- ognizing us for who we are people sons often causes them psychologi courage demonstrated by many Bisexual gay and lesbian entation but also violates the basic Jeff Armstrong 92

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name address citystate ZIP TfU Transcript April 10 1991 Little Sibs join Monnett Weekend Education department says minority By Michael D Culp and I think it will be a good chance scholarships OK seven students sue Chairwoman of the Little Sibs for him to kind of find out what Committee said she wants a fun- college is like Maybe it will CPS Amid congressional hear- from Macalester and Mercy col- reaffirmed what the language of filled Little Sibs Weekend as well even encourage him to go to ings and a student lawsuit that leges the universities of Virginia Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of as to make it an Ohio Wesleyan college too claimed schools cscriminate against Texas Iowa California at Los 1964 so clearly states that discrimi- tradition The idea for Little Sibs Week- white people the US Department Angeles and Southern California nation on the basis of race color or Little Sibs Weekend sponsored end was kicked around for several of Education came full circle in its by the Washington Legal Founda- national origin is against the law by the Presidents Club runs will years and now started this year view of minority scholarships March tion Two Ohio Wesleyan students the editor in be April 13- 14 and is a chance for because it adds something new for 20 The case could be the most responded in letters to siblings of University students to the students Griffith said Now it is OK again for cam- significant campus reverse discrim- connection with Perrys article experience campus life junior Amy Were hoping that a lot of puses to have special scholarships ination effort since the US Su- Senior Kimberley Thompsons Griffith said people will show up Were hoping set aside for minority students preme Courts 1978 Bakke deci- letter in The Transcript February 20 Griffith said I think that this the events will be well attended and In one of his first acts as US sion states the following is something that Ohio Wesleyan were hoping that this will become Secretary of Education Lamar In that case Allan Bakke a The Transcript article by students can have a lot of fun with a tradition and maybe get its own Alexander advised schools to ig- white student complained the Thomas Perry is another example and and I think its something that re- weekend nore all changes made in the de- University of California- Davis med of how racism has always been ally should get off the ground be- Little Sibs Weekend currently partments policy on raceex- clusive school which could admit only a will continue to live and prosper in cause I think it will be a lot of fun lies on Monnett Weekend because scholarships before he took limited number of students each the USA Students have responded well it is new and easier in terms of office on March 18 year had refected him in favor of The article was correct in that to the weekend and are interested in transportation for the kids How- Seven white college students several minority students who had Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of the activities Griffith said ever Griffith said in the future it reverse chscTimination lawsuit lower grades and board scores than 1964 states that discrimination on Freshman Karen Stocks till who might move because it is a busy against the federal governments him basis of race color or national ori- is planning to have her little brother weekend minority scholarship policy might In an article run in The Tran- gin is against the law If he Perry visit for the weekend said Im Siblings may be housed with reflect a growing trend toward script January 30 Thomas A Perry considers minority scholarships as really looking forward to Little Sibs students for the weekend and mat- conservatism some observers say Forum Syndicate wrote his opin- being above the law does he also Weekend because it will give me a tresses are available at Housekeep- If the white students succeed ion consider art scholarships athletic chance to spend time with my brother ing for 250 per night an estimated 69 percent campus The recent Department of scholarships presidential scholar- J J V V J J V V V V V V V V J V V VvrV scholarships reserved for minority Education ruling which sent the so ships as being above the law as students would either be scrapped called civil rights leadership into a well 6 614363- 3937 or redistributed to students on the frenzy should have become one of In a second letter in the Febru- Business Hours 10 am- 5 pm basis of grades or family income the cornerstones of the United States ary 27 issue of The Transcript Betsy Tuesday through Saturday The lawsuit was filed on be- education policy A Vuillemot stated her views m halfof the seven students recruited The Departments ruling only First the distribution of mi- nority student scholarships does not depend on superior academic per- l jj fed TANNING formance According to Ms Terri Minority Student cross stitch supplies lessons framing Gilliam past HOUSE Admissions Counselor recommen- 26VV Winter St Delaware tea Sorority and Fraternity graphs and OWU seal tH 45 S Franklin Street dations and extra auricular activi- ties are far more pertinent than ac- Delaware Ohio tual test scores in the minority 614 369- 2525 scholarship selection process Respect and equality cannot be attained when two groups in the same game are playing by different for Next to HEADS UP MO rules Editors note Sources are from the College Press Service the Forum Syndi- cate and three past Issues of the Tran- the mm script Wear a handsome personalized T Tiition increase school ring on the hand that holds comparison the hypo And is that you behind The sisters of the mask Wear the emblems of By Kristin Papoi For of comparison with your hard- earned achievement matter Kappa Alpha Theta the Ohio Wesleyan tuition increase with a school ring a distinction of 104 percent trustees of the in fine gold By Jostens to California State University system would like told students on March 15 their tuition next fall will rise a hefty 20 welcome percent according to the March 25 issue of College Press Service CPS reported in the same issue parents alumni that students at the University of uo- to California system already learned and friends to they will suffer 40 percent tuition hikes Meanwhile Yale Divinity Monnett Weekend School announced March 14 that it would actually cut annual tuition JOSTENS3 244 percent School Dean Thomas COLLEGE RIN G AMERICAS W Ogletree said Tuition had Date fl IZ Time 30 3 exceeded manageable levels for men and women planning careers in lower wwww paying service- oriented profes- I sions April 10 1991 UU Transcript Monnett Weekend joins Faculty given Committee discusses rush promotions deferral for next year family in celebration By Kristin Papoi By Michelle Boyers two separate rushes creates prob- In a March 26 memo to fac- A Rush Review Committee has lems for student activities commit- ByKlmHuhn see large participation in the differ- ulty and administrators Univer- been meeting over the past few tees such as the Panhellenic Coun- Weekend Monnett once a day ent events during the weekend There sity President David Warren an- weeks to research the most appro- cil He also said they have not yet for mothers and daughters is now a is so much going on that there is nounced Ohio Wesleyan faculty priate time for fraternity and soror- decided when any changes would time for the whole family to enjoy something for everyone to do promotions ity rush at Ohio Wesleyan go into effect According to Sally Chris- One of the weekends newest According to President War- Senior Committee member Deferred rush has advantages tiansen assistant director of alumni events will be the presentation of rens memo this very impres- Evelyn Jones said it is not certain and disadvantages most of which relations and advisor to the Mon- the first annual David Hamilton sive group of faculty was cho- that they will make major changes depend on the university said Amy nett Weekend committee eight or Smith Award for the Most Out- sen from recommendations sub- in the time of rush but deferred Palumbo a junior at Bowling Green nine years ago when the University standing Greek Alumnus which in mitted to the Provost which were rush is being discussed According State University Rush at BGSU is combined Dads Day and Home- this its first year will be presented to then passed on to Warren him- to her if deferred rush is put into held in August one week before the coming into Fallfest Moms Day Smith himself self use rush at the University may be start ofclasses Palumbo said Not turned into Monnett Weekend for Senior Evelyn Jones past Dr Richard Leavy Dr Blake moved to later in the fall semester having deferred rush has made it all parents Panhellenic Council president said Michael Dr Jeffrey Nunemacher or even to the spring semester much easier for us We can devote Monnett Weekend is named Panhel and the Intexfraternity Coun- and Ms Mary Parker were the Although the committee will all our time and energy to rush after Mary Monnett who gave Ohio cil felt that the alumni were a group four who were promoted to full not yet release any specific infor- without having to worry about classes Wesley an 10000 while she was they were not targeting professor standing mation Nancy Bihl- Rutkowski at the same time still a student to build a dormitory We want to have an incentive Mr Clifford Cook Dr Mary coordinator of Greek affairs at the Deferred rush can also mean a Christiansen said for other Greek alums to get in- Howard Mr James Krebbiel and University said they have been financial loss for many chapters Sophomore Jennifer Irvin volved with Greek life at Ohio Dr Carol Neuman de Vegvar were discussing opinions of the Univer- because they get one less semester chairperson of the Monnett Week- Wesleyan or their specific chap- the four who were promoted to sity students and alumni and re- of dues from the pledge class said end committee said the main goal ters Jones said associate professor standing viewing rush times at other univer- Susannah Howard a national fra- of the weekend is to make it a Smith a Delta Tau Delta alum- sities ternity treasurer family oriented time nus from the class of 19S3 donated The Committee will submit a Many sorority and fraternity We ve planned all our 5 million for the HamiltonWil- liams Phones needed written proposal of their recom- Nationals require the chapter budget activities around this concept such Student Center Smith has By Maria ODonnell mendation to Don Chenoweth dean to be planned in the spring and if as the picnic where parents broth- really remained involved with the Last week for a second time a of student services on April 15 rush is suddenly deferred then the ers and sisters can relax enjoy them- Delts here Jones said proposal to have more phones in- The proposal will then be voted on entire budget has to be changed selves and meet the faculty said Criteria for the award include stalled in the small living units was by a cabinet said Howard Irvin remaining an active member of the submitted University administration or- Sophomore Panhel Co- Rush We hope this weekend will University their fraternity or soror- Rags Narain the Geographic ganized the Committee because of Chairperson Mitch Dumais said I bring together the entire Ohio ity and the Ohio Wesleyan com- Representative for Small Living the uncertain future of fraternity feel that deferred rush would hurt Wesleyan community Irvin said munity since graduation Units for WCSAsked for eleven rush which was temporarily de- sororities more than it would help Christiansen said I always Christiansen said I think it is more phones to be distributed to ferred to the spring semester this But if it does go into effect I would like to see a large numberofpeople a great idea It shows the Greek each living unit so that the phones year because of misconduct said like to see a two- year plan set up to My biggest desire is to see a large system working together to honor to person ratio is one to four This Committee member Dave Venesy give us time to rearrange our calen- group at the convocation on Sun- its alumni ratio is the official school policy Venesy said they will review dars and plan financially day because it is one of the most I think David Hamilton Smith Last week Bob Brandt head of both sorority and fraternity rush Miami University in Oxford meaningful events of the weekend is someone who deserves to be residential life gave permissionfor schedules Ohio will be moving to deferred Sophomore committee mem- recognized Christiansen said two out of the eleven proposed One of their goals is to have rush next year In the past women ber Sara Sheets said I am looking The award will be presented phones The Womens House and men and women rushing at the same came a week early to rush but now forward to seeing a lot of alumni Saturday at a reception at the Delt the Peace and Justice House will time he said Although this is not a they will rush in the spring along and parents come to campus and to house each receive one requirement Venesy said having with the men

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three The tournament is new this everyone in the league said Ingles in the Division HI World Series is baseman Greg Justice senior weeks ago season The top four teams during who is in his eighth year as head also a possibility righthander John Nye and sopho- And if that post- spring break the regular season will compete in coach The coaches vote on the The Bishops are 14- 51 over- more left fielder Mark Senkowitz flame keeps burning all the way to the tournament and the winning schedule change was 8- 1 with me all and 9- 1 in the NCAC including were first- team choices a first- place finish in the North Coast team will be crowned league cham- voting against it The teams we three wins out of four at Wooster a Senior Mark Glaser who plays Athletic Conference head coach pion despite its finish in the regularse- dont play are Kenyon and Oberlin two game sweep of Earlham and a center field made the second team Roger Ingles will be one happy ason standings Ohio Wesleyan which have been two of the weak- four game sweep of Case Western and senior tri captain and righthan- camper will also play just six of the eight est teams in the league in the past Reserve last weekend der Jim Miller junior third base- Our goal is to win the regular other NCAC schools during the five years That could have meant Ingles said the teams strengths man George Powell and junior four or five more wins for us this year are pitching defense and shortstop Mike Royer were honor- Kenyon and Oberlin were a consistency at the plate as far as able mention selections combined 13- 49 10- 29 in the con- putting the ball into play is con- Ournine seniors are they key ference last season cerned Five different pitchers al- We have some guys who have been Ingles said that Allegheny ready have two or more wins the through the wars Three of our four Wittenberg Denison and Wooster team owns a 946 fielding average starting pitchers are seniors Ingles along with Ohio Wesleyan are all and Bishop batters have struck out said We dont have one dominant strong contenders for the NCAC 79 times in 592 at bats guy We like to think we are solid title this year If the Bishops can Experience and team balance all the way around Different people win their third championship in six are also key factors according to have picked us up every game As far as weaknesses are con- cerned Ingles said We dont have a lot of power were not knocking out four and five homers a game Also we dont have great depth behind Mike Royer at shortstop and Marysville Ohio something that concerns us 16420 Allenby Dr US 36 US 33 thats The Bishops defeated ninth Indoor Pool Whirlpool St Sauna ranked William Patterson 10- 9 and Adjoining King Double Rooms Suites lost to second ranked Ithaca 7- 6 Meeting Rooms Guests Enjoy Free Pass To YMCA Fitness Center after leading 6- 3 into the ninth in- Free Continental Breakfast ning Ohio Wesleyan also lost to All Major Credit Cards Accepted I Florida 23- 4 in 15 Minutes From Campus Division Central their third game of the season Once Kwoootw a B a iinwnwnnnuaooeooooo in Ohio the Bishops ousted Divi- OWU 8- 1 CAMPUS W- E sion I Ohio University UJ Our early schedule has pre- X columbus Reservations FAX pared us for the season by playing 513644- 0400 800325- 2525 513642- 1747 teams When you play good 1 tough people it makes you better Ingles 013698- 214 said Thats why we schedule STUDI 15 people like Central Florida to show Ohio OFF us early on what level we are at We 51 N Sandusky St Delaware must mention ad when making reservations have already shown great improve- ment after getting a few games under our belts Just compare the scores from Central Florida and Ohio University which are two reasona- bly comparable Division I teams We the brothers Applications The Bishops are batting 274 as a team with Glaser leading the for Editor of the Transcript pack at 364 Justice Glaser of Phi Gamma Delta Royerand Powell are the teams hit are being accepted now leaders with 25 24 23 and 22 respectively Seven Bishops are would like State why you would like batting over 300 and Glasers 512 on base percentage and 17 stolen to be the Editor bases also lead the squad Junior all right fielder Steve Mitchell leads to welcome the club in runs batted in with 24 and home runs with four Deadline is April 24 1991 Mitchell always has good parents and alumni power buthas rjrimarily pitched up until now Ingles said He has Tirn applications in emerged as one of the best outfield- to campus ers this year though to Mrs Holland The Bishops host a talented at the Journalism department Wittenberg squad this weekend in this weekend Delaware to further test their chances for the NCAC crown April 10 1991 UUHtmsaipt 11 SPORTS Sports Raps Mens volleyball team made a name for itself MENS LACROSSE place finishers for Ohio Wesleyan The Bishops overwhelmed their By Devaraj Southworth injured players were Chuck Saun Senior attacker Mike Arfin were senior John Wiesbrock who opponents with 123 points Rio The mens volleyball team ders Gardiner Lawrence and Player with 30 senior midfielder Neil Ringers and won the javelin with a throw of Grande followed Walsh compiled a record of 9- 1 1 this sea of the Year Jim Ringler who suf- sophomore midfielder Tim James 164 and Derrick Cody who won had 19 and Oberlin had two son the best record in its 18 year fered from severely debilitating leg each scored two goals as the Bish- the 100- meter dash in 111 nip- WOMENS LACROSSE existence at Ohio Wesleyan cramps for most of the season ops built a 14- 3 halftime lead at ping his twin brother Damon at the Freshman Jessica Battle and The Bishops coached by Bill Defensive Player of the Year Oberlin Senior attacker Greg Sul- tape Junior Chris Apel added senior Kendall Brewer led the Bish- Reed played a heavy schedule with John Hunter said it really hurt us livan led Ohio Wesleyan with six seconds in the long jump and 400- ops to a sweep of three North Coast twice as many matches as it has to lose players midway through the goals Senior Rich Flynn had two meter dash Athletic Conference contests last ever had in a single season Ohio season but our mid- season recruit saves in the first quarter and sopho- The Bishops compiled 63 points week The Bishops knocked off Wesleyan played against tough ment helped us tremendously more Dave Breslin had nine saves to better Walsh at 59 Rio Grande at Wittenberg 9- 5 bettered Kenyon North Coast Athletic Conference Recruits Sam Alabed and Michael in finishing the 21- 10 Bishop win 43 and Oberlin at 18 16- 12 and beat Wooster 14- 6 competition in Kenyon College and Culp played crucial roles in sup Senior attacker Rich Franz then WOMENS TRACK Battle Brewer and junior the College of Wooster and also plying the team with needed depth led the Bishops with four goals at Sophomore Amy Yothers won Denise Goldman each scoredlwice faced top area Division I schools The loss of team captain and Division UJ number one ranked three events and senior Kelly against Wittenberg Sophomore such as the University of Michigan Most Valuable Player Bob Holm Hobart Arfin and James scored McNamara claimed two Katy Anderson had 1 1 saves in the and Ball State University to graduation could potentially hurt three apiece and Ringers and senior first- place finishes as Ohio Wesleyan Bishop goal The highlight of the teams the Bishops Holm led the team midfielder Kim Hall each scored won a quadrangular meet Battle then led the way with a season came during the first NCAC offensively and was one of the few twice Flynn had 20 saves in the Yothers won the discus with a team season- high seven goals and Championship tournament held at starters who remained injury- free Bishop goal to preserve the 18- 17 throw of 1 13 the shot put with a sophomore Fran Smith added two on Saturday throughout the season Bishop victory The win was Ohio heave of 34 10 12 and the javelin goals and four assists at Kenyon March 2 Sixteen games later the Hunter saw no reason for worry Wesleyans third over the States- with an effort of 93 5 McNamara Sophomore Doub Hanshaw and Bishops saw themselves in second Next years team will be re men in the last five regular season won the 100 and 400- meter hurdles freshman Kristina Lenz also scored place behind long time rival Woos ally good he said With return meetings three of only four losses in respective times of 158 and two goals apiece Anderson had six ter In the championship game ing players Saunders Lawrence Hobart has suffered to Division HI 1025 saves in the first half and freshman against the Fighting Scots Ohio and freshman setter Rob Nelson teams in the last 1 1 seasons The Other first- place finishers were Renee Hauer made her collegiate Wesleyan played extremely well we have a strong nucleus of players Bishops moved up to second in the senior Cathy Sell who won the debut in the second half stopping Reed said Despite their efforts on which to build in the coming Division III national rankings with 5000- meter run in 20349 senior three shots however the Bishops fell short of years the win Juli Althoff who won the high jump Brewer then scored three goals the title by losing 15- 13 in the third Coach Reed said I have never The 5- 3 Bishops host Michi- with a leap of 54 junior Kristin and Smith Lenz Goldman and and final game been more proud of any team in my gan State today and Cortland State Deifendeifer who won the long sophomore Kate Derrick each had Midway through the season career than this bunch Saturday at Selby Field jump with a leap of 16 12 and two goals against Wooster Ander- doubts arose concerning the suc My only regret is that I cant GOLF freshman Kerry Kirkland who won son had seven in the first half and cess of the team when critical play- have all of them back for next year Senior Barry Pry won the first the 100- meter dash in 126 Hauer had 10 in the second ers were lost to injury Among the he added tournament of his Bishop career in leading Ohio Wesleyan to the anaanQDQQDDaana Muskingum Invitational champi- Jjtgrrta OJbi Fraterniiu onship i i r ii t 1 1 c i n Pry fired a pair of 73s to finish 3 146 Junior Matt Roth carded a a at L 150 good for a fifth- place finish while freshman JW Wilson tied VWv for seventh with a 152 Right be- hind were senior Jon Whithaus who fired a 153 to finish 1 0th and junior Galen Eckland who finished 11th with a 154 The Bishops remain in a tie for second place in the Division III mm fzHANGEm w national rankings with California nil v State at San Bemadino 95 am U ii II I 7 Wefcome WOMENS TENNIS ONLYnmiv u Senior Becki Broman led the Bishops to four wins last week Broman won all four matches Includes Oil Filter and Lube Parents Mumni at No 5 singles and was undefeated j at No 3 doubles teaming with senior Julie Denison for three wins and junior Kelli Kitchen for the fourth andfriends Freshmen Lisa Kerson and Margie Schultz also went unde- feated in singles play with Kerson going 4- 0 at No 4 and Schultz compiling three wins at No 2 Congratulations 9ezu Initiates MENS TRACK H Junior Keith Rucker won two CARRIAGE TOWNe events in leading the Bishops to a n l Jeep Eagle Inc JJ q 201 E William St Delaware 363- 533 quadrangular victory over Walsh jj q Rio Grande and Oberlin Open Mon 8- 9 Tues Thru Fri 8- 5 Rucker won the shot put with a O S2S2r VALVOLINEVALVOLINb rAalFAST LubeLUBE S Q heave of 54 9 and the discuss with a throw of 144 10 Other first a nan nannnannnoa 12 Hit Transcript April 10 1991 SPORTS Rugby makes comeback Freshman leads tennis tournaround By Todd Brewer By Jamie Green said freshman Brad Moore playing feated in both singles and doubles once in doubles with sophomore The Ohio Wesleyan All Blacks The question of improving on out of the third singles and second play and is optimistic about his partner Doug Caldwell Brooks defeated the Ohio Northern RFC its 6- 1 1 record of last year isnt an doubles slots Moore said that he success continuing had the teams best singles record 13- 7 Saturday in Delaware issue anymore for the mens tennis got this information from talking to Im happy with how Ive last season at 8- 5 and already has After Ohio Northern took an team The Bishops want more Bishop upperclassmen and veteran played but Im looking forward to seven wins under his belt while not early 3- 0 lead Spence Papke evened much more players on other teams who have moving outside with improving losing a single set so far this year the score with a penalty kick RPC The 7- 0 squad could make one played other NCAC teams which weather Moore said Most guys A good indication of how the then scored its final points with a of the biggest turn- arounds in Ohio Ohio Wesleyan hasnt faced yet on our team like playing inside on team has gotten better is veteran try late in the first half Wesleyan and North Coast Ath- Denison lost its top three faster courts but because of my players senior Nick Johnson and In the second half senior Mike letic Conference history but it still players to graduation and although style of play a baseline player rather sophomore Doug Caldwell play- the Skipper Robie scored a try to has a long way to go Last years theyll still be tough the teams to than serveand- volley I prefer ing at lower spots and winning more tie the score at seven all It was Bishops were one step away from beat to win the title will be Wooster slower courts often Moore said In Division Robie again combing with senior cleaning the NCACs basement floor and Kenyon he added Its not as if Moore is carrying HI tennis the top- notch guys number Mike Hamra for a try to seal the vic- as they finished in seventh place The reason for improvement the team however Every Bishop one spot can usually play with tory Papkes conversion kick was Though the team has only faced seems to be the addition of two has at least 10 wins out of 14 at- anyone in any division but its the good making the final tally 13- 7 Earlhamin conference action the talented freshmen Luke Chapman tempts when combing singles and other players down the line who The All Blacks will be hosting 8- 1 win and 5- 4 upset of Division I from Portsmouth Ohio and Moore doubles action Each player also make the difference between a good their second annual Founders Day Wright State may be indications of from Galion Ohio have come in has a winning record in both singles and bad team in this division tournament this Saturday The four- a drastic change and taken up the second and third and doubles play The Bishops got their viable team tournament will begin at 1100 The NC AC as a whole seems spots respectively Senior Ed Brooks has beaten chance to prove themselves in the ajn when the Ohio Wesleyan takes to be down this year and Ohio Moore is the only Ohio every opponent hes faced individu- conference against perennial foe on the College of Wooster Wesleyan as a whole has improved Wesleyan player to remain unde ally from the fifth spot and lost only Denison yesterday PRE- OPENING PREVIEW EXCLUSIVELY FOR 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