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1992 February 14
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Perspectives
Pages 23
News/Religion
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Greeks
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Entertainment
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Vol.
52
No.
Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.
Sports
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Friday, February 1992
Sennholz
honored at birthday celebration
Family, friends and former
Sennholz's impeccable style and
Ropke, who emphasized the
students organized a surprise
manner. Sparks said on the first
higher moral dimensions of free
birthday celebration Feb. 8 in
day of one of Sennholz's classes,
markets. Sennholz adopted
Mary Anderson Pew Dining Hall
"the adamant opponent of theft
many of Ropke's views.
for Dr. Hans F. Sennholz, 36-
by law" would hold up two books
The "second turn" in his life oc-
year chairman of the economics
and exclaim, "Read these books
curred when he proposed mar-
department.
and know their contents!"
riage to Mary Elizabeth Homan.
Tm in a state of shock," said
Mr. Richard M. Larry of the
She asked him "What's the
Sennholz.
class of 1960 praised this
proper profession for a gentle-
Close to 200 admirers from as
"exceptional man, taking note of
man? and convinced him to opt
far as Kansas, Florida and
the "complementary relation-
for an academic life.
Washington joined college fac-
ship" between Sennholz's values
Sennholz first began teaching
ulty and administrators to honor
of liberty and the college's reli-
at Iona College in New Rochelle,
Sennholz.
gious and moral values.
N.Y., where after one year here-
With the kudos came an an-
Mr. Robert Anderson of the
ceived the Professor of the Year
nouncement that Sennholz will
Foundation for Economic Educa-
Award from students.
retire from Grove City College
tion addressed Sennholz's future.
Then Sennholz reached the
May 18 to become president of
"We value your wisdom; how-
"third turn" in his life. Asked by
the Foundation for Economic
ever, there has been much left
Fordham University to raise
Education in Irving-on-the-Hud-
undone," said Anderson. He chal-
money for an endowed chair in
son, N.Y.
lenged Sennholz to imitate oth-
economics, he visited J. Howard
Former students and associates
ers "who wrote many books when
Pew, chairman of Grove City
wrote and compiled
a
they were older than you.'
College's board of trustees. That
"Festschrift," a collection of es-
Sennholz responded by describ-
was Friday. The following Mon-
says. The book is entitled "A
ing "three turns in my life that
day, Dr. Stanley Harker, presi-
Man of Principle: Essays in
brought me to this point.' As a
dent of the college, called
Honor of Hans F. Sennholz and
youth he aspired to be a colonel
Sennholz to offer him a full pro-
Dr. Hans F. Sennholz, chair of the economics department,
was published by the college.
or general in the German Air
fessorship, which he accepted
signs a paper at his birthday celebration while Scott Bullock
The book's editors, both
Force, only to have his dreams
and will hold until May.
(Grove City class of 1988) looks on.
Sennholz proteges, were Dr.
"shattered by an explosion" in
Born Feb. 3, 1922 in Brom-
and lecturing career has taken
John W. Robbins (class of 1969)
the tail of his fighter plane over
bauer, Westphalia, he is one of
the Foundation for Economic
him all over the world and won
and Mr. Mark Spangler (class of
Egypt.
three sons of Friedrich and Karo-
Education and a member of the
him two honorary degrees.
1977). With the professor's son
had to start anew," he said.
line Sennholz. He is the only one
Council for Monetary Reform. He
Robert (class of 1975), who over-
He realized in retrospect that "a
surviving; one died in childhood
He is the author of 500 essays
has also been a director of
saw production and printing of
merciful God brought me to Ari-
and the other was missing in ac-
and articles as well as many
Multinational Investments in
the 570-page collection, they
books and pamphlets. His books
Cleveland, Gold Lake Mines in
zona, where in a prisoner-of-war
tion over Russia during World
presented the first copy to
camp he began studying eco-
War II.
include "Gold Is Money" (1975),
Manitoba, and Central Fund of
Sennholz.
nomics through a University of
Returning to Germany after
"Death and Taxes (1976), "Age
Canada. His expertise influenced
Texas correspondence course.
the war, Sennholz studied law
of Inflation" (1979), and "Debts
the success of the Committee for
College President Jerry H.
Combee opened the evening's se-
After obtaining his freedom
and political science at the Uni-
and Deficita" (1987). Sennholz's
Monetary Research and Educa-
ries of tributes. He described
and immigrating to the United
articles have appeared in the
tion and the Advisory Board of
versity of Marburg, where he re-
Sennholz as one who "taught
States, he sought to gain "fame
magazines "Human Events,
Young Americans for Freedom.
coived his master's in 1948, and
truth despite its unpopularity, a
and fortune on Wall Street.
the University of Cologne, where
"Private Practice," and "The
Freeman."
One of 12 members of the
teacher of whose caliber few
While pursuing a second doc-
he received a doctorate in politi-
Shadow Cabinet, sponsored by
small liberal arts colleges can
torate in economics at New York
cal science in 1949.
Recently he has made audio
the Conservative Caucus to mon-
boast.
University, Sennholz had an
Sennholz received his first eco-
cassettes. "10 Predictions for
itor the policies of President
John A. Sparks, chairman
"introduction to great thought."
nomics doctorate from renowned
1991" and "Market Analysis Se-
Jimmy Carter, Sennholz joined
of the department of business
Translating German works into
Austrian economic theorist Lud-
ries" are financial forecasts. In
others "united in their desire to
administration and international
English for $10 a page, he was
wig von Mises at New York Uni-
1990 eight out of his 10 forecasts
provide consistent, limited-gov-
management, reflected
on
exposed to the thinker Wilhelm
versity.
came true.
ernment alternatives to what
Sennholz's writing, teaching
Sennholz has been a trustee of
went on in Washington."
Engineers to compete in Detroit
Ozone layer deteriorates
By SHELLY MAGALEN
cancer will be detected each year
The automotive industry
held Feb. 25 at the 1992 Soci
industry selected the three
Collegian News Editor
if the ozone layer suffers from a
thinks a group of Grove City
ety of Automotive Engineers
finalists based on their over-
NASA announced startling
five to 10 percent depletion by
College engineers has found a
International Congress The
all grasp of the problem,
news last week when it found
the year 2000. They also believe
better way to recycle automo-
convention is the world'
their understanding of rele-
the chemicals depleting the
that 1.6 to 1.75 million more pa-
bile bumpers. The student engi
largest industry exposition of
vant materials processing
ozone layer are threatening
tients will be diagnosed with
neers have been invited to pre-
its type, attracting 40,000 engi-
and the originality of their
Canada, Europe, New England
cataracts. More severe cases of
sent their ideas at the world's
neers from the United States,
proposed solution
and Asia. It was previously
the HIV virus and herpes infec-
largest automotive conference.
Japan and Europe.
Nearly 10% of landfill
thought the damaged ozone layer
tions are also predicted in re-
Mechanical engineering
Dr. Michael Fisher, Durables
only affected the unpopulated
waste is plastic,' explained
ports by the United Nations.
South Pole.
seniors Tim Randolph Scott
Program Director for the Wash:
team leader Randolph. "Our
Although the government has
Angove and Lance Stewart
ington-based Council for Solid
plan is to reclaim the plastic
The Senate is trying to solve
previously limited the use of
recently learned their 50-page
Waste Solutions, described the
in automobile bumpers
this problem. A unanimous vote
Chlorofluorocarbons, stricter
environmental report will earn
competition as a "national
through mechanical disas
called for hurrying the removal
laws will be enforced. The chem-
them an expense-paid trip to
reach effort that drew 125 ap
sembly and sorting The
of chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's)
ical industry has been working
Detroit, where they will com-
plicants from universities in 13
team's proposal includes
which are used as solvents and
to find substitutes for Chloroflu-
pete with Texas A&M and Iowa
states. "Our judges were ex-
sophisticated computer-
refrigerants. The Clean Air Act
orocarbons so their use will not
State for a total of $10,000 in
tremely impressed with the
aided analysis of bumper
states if the ozone layer gets
be necessary.
prize money.
high quality of the entries and
worse, the government must re-
components. According to
the forward thinking ideas pre-
spond. A government proposal is
It is time that Americans be-
The schools are finalists in
Randolph, the group's tech
the first National Automotive
sented, said Fisher.
expected to be submitted as
come aware of the atmosphere
nique is two to ten times
early as next week.
and its condition. People must
Solutions Competition to be
A panel of eight judges from
more cost effective than
The consequences of technology
take control of their actions and
techniques relying exclusive-
have taken a toll on the atmo.
start doing something to prevent
ly on chemical processing
sphere. Without a healthy ozone
further ozone depletion. Think
Faculty adviser Dr. Mark
layer, all life on earth is in dan-
twice the next time you throw
Reuber of the machine
ger according to scientists, who
something away or use a haz-
design and robotics lab said
say the ozone layer is our shield
ardous chemical. We only have
he is impressed with his stu-
of protection from harmful rays.
one ozone layer and one world.
dents' work. "This shows
The ozone layer is not expected
The United Nations Environ-
that extremely high-quality
to fully recover for at least 50
mental Program claims that an
years, but that is only if preven-
research can be conducted at
additional 300,000 cases of skin
tative action begins now.
a smaller college the
enrollment at Texas A&M
and Iowa State is 12 times
that of Grove City.
Reuber also noted that the
Attention
college is an experienced
national competitor, having
The Collegian will not publish an
garnered a dozen national
design honors, the most
issue next week We will return with a
recent a win over Cornell
and the University of Idaho
new edition on Friday March 6.
[design competition
sponsored by the U.S.
Have a Great Spring Break!
Adolf Hitler made special guest appearance during
Olympic Committee.
Greek Unity Week. For the fall Greek story, please see page 5.
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1992 February 14
The Grove City College newspaper. Written and produced by students.