The College of Wooster Open Works The oV ice: 1981-1990 "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection 1-24-1986 The oW oster Voice (Wooster, OH), 1986-01-24 Wooster Voice Editors Follow this and additional works at: https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990 Recommended Citation Editors, Wooster Voice, "The oosW ter Voice (Wooster, OH), 1986-01-24" (1986). The Voice: 1981-1990. 120. https://openworks.wooster.edu/voice1981-1990/120 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the "The oV ice" Student Newspaper Collection at Open Works, a service of The oC llege of Wooster Libraries. It has been accepted for inclusion in The oV ice: 1981-1990 by an authorized administrator of Open Works. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TOE STER VOICE 7 1S3 Ncsbtrll VbTuaeCII THE WOOSTER VOICE FRIDAY JANUARY 24. 1985 Index Winter Olympics held ByBoblfurphy some Aflca-Settxe- r. The Dizzie Izzies The ItSS annual Wooster Winter consist of a timed race Involving Olympics wm be held on Friday basketballs and baseball bats. Last available evening, January 31 and oa Satur--j for the evening Is the "Body Sew- .J. hi flay, February 1, and is open to an ing" competition, in which all eight College of Wooster students and team members line up and wiggle faculty. It involves teams competing spoons down their clothes against in March in various winter events, trying to the clock. 9:30 on The 1385 Index, delayed In publica- earn points from judfes. in addition Startlnx at a.m. Saturday I to the games, "1981 Wooster Winter the first, the full team Tug of War tion because of rarious problems in Olympics" production, should be available to shirts, featuring the will be held, with a few different students in arch, according to Liz v7 penguin mascot, done by artist Ben- twists to make It more interesting If jamin Spriggs, are on sale currently, than normal. "Broom Hockey" is Davies, yearbook editor. eight Davies explained that the book is and will be available next Tuesday next, which Involves all primarily finished, and that they are through Thursday in the Lowrr members and snow. Tne team max waiting for pictures of faculty and Center lobby daring lunch and din- -l scores the highest total points In a other events. ner. Extra points will be awarded to game wmwin the wnoie even. The main problems Davies cited teams wearing the shirts during the Following a break for lunch, there competition. will be the team Pyramid competi- for the delay were that because of ' the resignation of the previous editor All entering teams must consist of tion, which will be Judged on staying over the semester break last year, eight people, four men and four time and creativity. No more than Davies really couldn't get started women, and teams are encouraged three people can touch the ground, to try get In- nntil February of last year. MI can't and faculty members to which should make for some play, as extr points will be awarded teresting stacks of people. Next recreate history and I didn't have a automatically lot of first semester pictures," for faculty on teams. comes the "Snowball Toss", which There will be an entry fee of one is similar to a two person shotput Davies commented. person, Working with News Services has dollar per and team applica throw. A male and female will have some of lack tions are due in the 5.A.B. exact by their wrists tied together, and have helped to alleviate the 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, 29. "non-exista- nt January tothrow a snowball overhanded. The of photos, bat a staff' Trophies and "no pictures to work with" wEl be awarded to the first longest throw wins the competition. three runner-u- p teams, and the The last event of the competition before this past semester break champions have slowed down the works. wi3 receive a private wQ be held after dinner oa Satur- approximate- party at Ichabod's for fifty people. day, and those participating la the Davies said she had Olympics ly 29 people on staff, but The consist of eight final event should eat light. It's a the that it events as, in- was difficult to have them help on that can be described "JeUo Snarfmg contest. One team would teresting, to say the least. The com member will hold the plate ef kilo, last year's book because they petition 9:39 have to start to the middle. ' starts Friday night at and another will hold e microphone, would put out a quality p.m. witft tne "welner Gobble". while the snarfer inhales. Jading "I rather Here, one contestant from each will be oa creativity and acoustics. book thathas some copy and decent team must try to seven dogs games, pictures." Davies commented. Even eat hot To conclude the there win be I . faster than everyone else. After that a party for team members at 9:00 though people may be frustrated delightful event, seven team now. think: they're gonna be hap- the pjn. in Ichabod's. "I Roland Mushat Frye is the Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholar who will members who did not participate in The Olympus are run oy . ine pier later.- - speak next Thursday. participate According Davies, the current the Weiner Gobble, will Recreation Committee of the S.A.B.. to in the "Dizxie Izzies", while the hot which is chaired this year by Joaao Index, forUSS, is on schedule and dog eater presumably looks for should be available this summer. Continued on Ptge Band Blast to rocfi Ich's Fisher to speak on 'The Evolution By Roger Gordon Thm main mraiu nf thi event. Ichabod's will provide students according to Patrick James, the Human with two fantastic bands, Forecast miiMr nt TrhitwTs im ta raise of Behavior and Jady Kurrent, tomorrow night funds to upkeep and improve the By Suzanne Spoor orado. from (p.m. until 2 a.m. facility. 4ames just warns me "Helen Fisher speaks about Fisher has appeared oa television to C.O.W., L Neither band is foreign students to have a good time and human behavior with a sparkle and and college campuses all over the Forecast having played here . two mm elean fnn " He also mentioned daring is Irresistable." -- years ago wry Center that country. Giving us a new perspec- in the to that there may be some lines since Science Digest "(Her) lecture tive on the evolution of human sex- Ballroom and Jady Kurrent last Ichabod's holds only soo people. garnered one of the largest and most ual behavior, she enthusiastically year at Alexander's Feast. Imnmm mmnarM the Band Blast to receptions In the mainly Top enthusiastic presents her theories. The issues she Forecast, which plays the Party On The Green held' last history of (Monroe) College." Bin touches on range from flirting to 40 and Jazz, win play from 6 until September, ram Allison neipea to Brindle, onroe Community Col- by Kurrent, If child abuse to remarriage after 9:30, followed Jady organize the event as well. lege. "(Her) professionalism, intui- divorce. Questions such as. Is mar- which plays mainly Top 40, from Admission is one dollar, and pizza, tion... and manner of presentation riage a dying tradition?", and 10:30 unttt 2. There wfll be a one hour beer and soda win be sold. (was) superb." Richard Cbappeu wrong pro- In shows. "What's with sexual break between PhD, Gifted Student Development miscuity are addressed. She bold- Programs, Inc. "She Is one of that ly takes us back to the originators of very rare breed ox articulate ana many of our "sex rituals": the apes. (ich-o-ff colorful scientists." - Scott De Gar-m- a, Present problems in the American Senior Challenge Science Digest. family due to high divorce rates and Who Is Helen Flsherr She is an an the changing roles of women are ByLizlforah thropologist and author of The Sex part of Fisher's lectures. She claims If you're a senior and you won't be No admission will be charged and xne Evolution ox unman s) Contract: that the family is not a dying institu- in your LS. carrel this Saturday refreshments (beer, soda and mun-chie- topic of expense Behavior. This wfll be the tion and that the human spirit may night, Andrews Basement is the wfll abound. An all her lecture on January 30, lsSS, In greater expression in go. two to New York City find even the Slaee to The "Senior Challenge paid trip for IfcGaw Chapel at 1:00 p.m. Now a relationship trends of the. future. iick-o- ff away a drawing Party" will be held there wfll be given after teacher at New York University, Though always changing with the this Saturday, January 25, from 9 at the end of the evening. Round trip a Research Associate accomodations, and Fisher is also times, the Sex Contact Is stfll p.m. until I a.m. The live band "Te- airfare, hotel at the American Ifuseum of Natural recognizable as a human bond which -- quila Soup" win be freatured. The spending money for the winner and a History and Chair of the An- stays constant. band Is comprised of C.O.W. guest wfll be awarded. All seniors at- thropology Section of the New York eligible to Helen Fisher wfll not be a Wooster students Felix Hendrickson, Patrick tending the party wfll be Academy of Sciences. She received mentation to miss. As it was said, Miller, Billy Simms.