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For more information, please contact [email protected]. ope college Women's CO Unseats olland, michigan Alma for AAIAA Crown By Steve Underwood Although they were topped at followed Dy Tauna Jecman's the top, Dutch depth was too 19:10 in fourth. Theresa much for Alma or anyone else at Cheetham (19:24) and Sue /l\ * mm the fifth annual MIAA Champion- DeSanctis (19:30) raced to the m • ** ships at the Holland Country line in fifth and sixth respective- Club last Saturday. By nabbing five of the top nine Then Karen panse, comming ^ H places, Hope continued their back from an injury, clinched the first-ever league-race with 27 triumph with her ninth place points, ousting the defending 19:50. Amy Strieker and other champion Scots by 13, in cold, injury-rebounder, Missy Flemm- wet, windy conditions. Calvin ing, rounded out the Hope varsity was a respectable third, putting with their 18th and 19th place up 60 markers, while Kalamazo finishes. (114) and Albion (138), were well Five more Dutch crossed the back in fourth and fifth respec- line soon after. Tammy Taylor tively. was a well-spent 22nd in 20:40, \ Since the orange and blue won followed by Deb Heydenburg the dual-meet season with a 4-0 (24th, 21:04), Deb Burda (29th, record, they also claimed their 21:23), Ky Boundy (30th, 21:46), first outright MIAA title since and Karol Troupe (39th, 23:13). womens' cross-country began as Hope would like to aim for a an official conference sport in few other "firsts" yet this fall. If 1981. The Scots, meanwhile, saw they can run as well at the Great their four-year reign as MIAA Lakes Regional in Terre Haute, queens come to an end. Indianna, (Rose-Hulman, host), Alma did take the first two they could make their innaugural places. Perhaps disappointing trip to the NCAA Division III Na- any Hope fans who had their tionals! Only Diane Boughton money on one of their array of (now Underwood) has ever gone Hope College Anchor Volume 98, Number 11 November 13, 1985 contenders for individual honors. to nationals (as an individual); But the Dutch took control of the no Hope team has ever advanc- meet by sweeping the next four ed. The Regional will be next spots. Dependable Dana Saturday. Barsness roared in third at 19:08, Congress Hears About Parking Congress also received letters indirect mpans i havp anomntoH J .. from Director of Public Safety to addre^ p^ph nf f nf attemPted assigned that their cars will Futurist Competition Ray Gutknecht and Vice PresN in the orripr that concerns neither be driven nor parked off dent of Finance William Ander- Reorder that they appeared m the established driveway- son regarding the parking pro- "Doi-irj « Parking areas. Announced S CU r T e area east of Parkview blem on campus. These letters rentlv t " a ^ The Honeywell Corporation were in response to a letter ap- " to students Apartments is currently Federal Each of the three essays should has launced its fourth annual 1 the r be lnnin la, d lhu s be 500 to 750 words long. proved by Congress at an earlier Sfc 1 p^!! t 8 g ?1 t not belong to the Futurist Awards Competition, a meeting. rv> ? j- ^or Per" co^ege. However, one temporary Completed essays must be contest that invites college adju ted to the re arkin postmarked no later than The letter, drafted by mofnf™ fl " P g site is scheduled to be studetns to write essays about e ye P rking 0 e ned f December 31,1985. In January, a representative Dirk Weeldreyer, nprm i«,iri tn f h f P ( or students before technological advancements W1 nter s panel of top Honeywell scientists expressed Congress' concern r 1 t ets in. The proposed site they foresee in the year 2010. Ten about the lack of parking spaces vpar an^lled throughout the is located in the area of 94 and 100 and engineers will judge the winners will earn $2,000 and the 5 6 15 Wh0 EaSt 9th Street 0nce this site is essays on the basis of creativity, on campus and Jfact thatnear Lncel their np^ ^ " H . - chance to work for Honeywell 6 reim d vel 0 ed into a feasibility, clarity of expression ly 125 more parking permits had ^ fnr thP P^ nV fh " ® . P parking lot, it bur next summer. For the first time, and legibility. been issued than there were nnth? theirper- should accomodate approx- one of these will be chosen top spaces available. It proposed a ^ainf® ?" !l amount of time imately twenty-four additional Winners will be announced in winner and will receive an addi- number of ways in which the pro- nprm t m the year. Cost of spaces for students to park. early February, and each of the tional $8,000 for a total prize of Twenty six additi nal a ten winners will receive a two- blem could be alleviated " - « P ^ $10,000. somewhat. u f ? . year. To date, there ing spaces were recently assign- day, all-expense paid trip to 0 The contest is open to all full- 61 0 ed for students in the Dow Lot Honeywell's headquarters in Anderson's letter dealt ilfa npr-it^r ^ ^ ?^^ time students at any accredited ed to stud Minneapolis. The grand-prize primarily with the great finan- than fhiT t " ents number 14. Our department con- college in the United States. cial burden that purchasing h.mH'h ct!1!]ief yea» f1Ve ducts an ongoing survey of col- winner will be announced at this students currentl ave ie e Students are asked to leap ahead time. more parking lots would place on nark^ncr y h g parking lots and has deter- 25 years and write essays predic- 0r eir mined that it is not feasibl For additional information the College. He stated that the vehiclef OPsTonL H n e to ting developments in two of six C ge rea sl n write: Futurist Rules, P.O. Box railroad was asking an narkino f^ ( ? g anymore faculty-staff technological areas: electronic unreasonable price for the pro- rfnti t Pace s for students cur- parking areas to student parking 2010, 600 S. County Road 18, Min- t communications, energy, and eas a this time neapolis, MN 55426 or call toll perty the College has been look- thtri fivp Th?."^ "" ? ?[ ' - faculty-staff, aerospace, computer science, no ean e free 1(800)328-5111, extension ing at to purchase for this pur- tuprJ ^ , ? l ? students, are not guaranteed manufacturing automation or of- pose. , ki ^re snrty"^lve students parking spaces by virtue of hav- 1523. fice automation. A third essay S Ce t0 P rk ing a parkin ermit but ar Even if the price of a parking fhplr lh?.! l ?u . n g P e must address the societal impact 3 a SUr ed arkin permit were raised to $100, it manv rpekfpVpVItnri t h 1 r ( P g spaces by im- of the technological predictions. would take 10 years before the art student vehicles plication. Students are currently ca pus for a property would be paid for, he nf rp ° °" ™ n variety allowed to park in snow removal reported. He stated his expecta- a JfrtT, .. J^e coliege does "ot areas in Siberia Lot number six y wntten a an ee tion that most students would nf^ „ 8" / t that and will be allowed to do so until staff areas on such nights must ParklPg spaces will be provided snow removal begins "I hope that I have addressed rather put up with the current in- be removed from faculty-staff from our department's stand- convenience than to pay such for those having permits and "Our department monitors areas no later than 9 a.m. the point the concerns you have prices. such assurance is by implication the college parking lots nightly following day. Our department an presented. Long range plans for Following is the text of the let- .. d to date, there have always will notify the switchboard additional parking lots are being ter sent to the students by Parking spaces at cottages been a dozen or more parking operator on such nights that all considered. Our department has Gutknecht: are currently restricted in spaces open in Siberia Lot student parking areas are full so number and assigned to students number six and 14th Railroad lot and will continue ta apprise the "I have received your letter that students can receive this in- college administration and expressing the concerns over on a 'first come' basis. The number 15. If all student lots are formation by calling the grounds department of parking S gne SpaCeS at a ful1 on a iven ni h operator.