The Collegian INSIDE Perspectives Pages 2-3 News Page Religion Page 5 Features Page Entertainment Vol. 52 - No. 17 Page Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, March 6, 1992 Sports Page Recycling ideas pay for engineers During spring break, Grove posal for recycling automobile City College engineering stu- bumpers. Michael Fisher, Durables Pro- judges from industry selected the gram Director for the Washing- "Our strategy was to apply dents won second place in the "We view these students (all three finalists based on their first National Automotive Solu- who attend the competition) as ton-based Council for Solid standard design techniques in a overall grasp of the problem, tions Competition. Waste Solutions. new way," said team leader Tim the technical equivalent of Fisher made his comments their understanding of relevant Randolph. "We emphasized cost- The students presented a pro- Olympic medalists," explains Dr. while introducing Grove City materials processing, and the effective mechanical disassembly College, Iowa State and Texas originality of their proposed so- and sorting of the bumpers." The lutions. A&M as finalists at a competi- team's proposal included a so- Mechanical engineering seniors tion held recently at the 1992 phisticated computer-aided Society of Automotive Engineers Tim Randolph, Scott Angove and analysis and dis-assembly of International Congress. The De- Lance Stewart presented an bumper components that was troit-based Congress is the outline of their 50-page envi- five times less expensive than world's largest convention of its ronmental report, including an chemical processing alone. elaborate computer simulation, type, attracting 40,000 engineers Faculty advisor Dr. Mark Reu- in a tense two-hour technical from the United States, Japan ber of the college's Machine De- and Europe. session. The Grove City team sign and Robotics Lab said, "This placed behind Iowa State's ultra- "Our judges were extremely shows that extremely high-qual- impressed with the depth and sonic cleaning approach to cap- ity research can be conducted at sophistication of the final pre- ture second place and $3,000. a smaller college.* sentations," said Fisher. He de- Judges described the entry as a Grove City sent a total of eight scribed the competition as a "relatively new approach" that engineering students and two "national outreach effort" that made clever use of proven Design faculty to the Congress, where drew 80 teams from universities for Manufacture and Assembly they also demonstrated the de- in 13 states. A panel of eight Techniques. partment's 500 mpg super mileage car, Wolverine II. Grenzig joins fight against NEA By REBECCA REGELSKI formation from Carrol through and CHRISTINE DURBIN tional Endowment for the Arts the mail. After affirming the le- Collegian Staff Writers funding. Most artists who benefit gitimacy of the organization, from its funds would not be suc- For the past four years, the Na- Grenzig informed various Chris- tional Endowment for the Arts cessful without the support pro- tian groups on campus about the has funded the San Francisco vided by the National Endow- information he had received. ment for the Arts. Even with Na- Gay an Lesbian Film Festival. Over one hundred and thirty tional Endowment for the Arts The funding of this festival and signatures in support of abolish- funding, most artists also need a other sexual and homosexual ing the National Endowment for second source of income in order projects was provided by Ameri- the Arts were obtained, the to make ends meet. She also can tax dollars. Examples of greatest response coming from states that abolishing the Na- these projects include an Na- the Alpha Epsilon Chi housing tional Endowment for the Arts tional Endowment for the Arts group and Clowns for Christ. will take away from our culture. grant of $40,000 to publish de- When asked about his feelings Anderson emphreasized the fact scriptions and illustrations of on the subject, Grenzig replied, that other countries, such as Lance Stewart, Tim Randolph (capt.) and Scott Angrove group sex between men and be- "I am just appalled at the state Germany and France, pay ten display their ze-winning project. tween men and animals. Tax of our nation, that we have come times more to support their na- money has also supported works so low as for the government to tion's art funden She feels that Sound system installed that include pictures of Jesus as pay for pornography as an art since the National Endowment a homosexual and drug addict, form." He also believes that for the Arts has already sup- as well as child pornography in- By JILL SHANROCK granted and students will be in- great art can be created without ported one million successful volving both girls and boys. Special to the Collegian formed when more details are government sponsorship. projects, we should realize the Currently, a bill proposed by needs and benefits of National At the last Student Govern- available. Congressman Philip Crane is be- Opposing the abolishment of Endowment for the Arts funding. ment Association meeting on Feb. 20, members reported on SGA is seeking ways that stu- ing considered by the Committee the National Endowment for the It is possible that if the one dents can become involved on Education and Labor. The bill Arts is Laurie Anderson, a per- million signatures are obtained, the progress of various projects. within the Grove City Commu- (HR 299), which intends to formance artist from New York the bill may be passed. However, In the weight room, the entire amend the National Foundation nity. SGA is investigating the City. On a recent CNN Crossfire until then, the National Endow- sound system has been installed. for the Arts, would be abolished SGA provided the funding. procedures for organizing a Big program, Anderson expressed ment for the Arts will continue Brother/Big Sister program. No and their property would be the value and importance of Na- funding arts of its choice. Coach Behringer, Everett De- transferred to the National En- velde and the Fitness Club were such program exists in Grove dowment for the Humanities instrumental in the implementa- City, and SGA believes that this can be a way for students to help which would be created through tion. the above proposed changes. Mrs. Susan Lumley from Grove area youth. In an effort to get the proposed City College food service has re- Also, SGA has contacted the bill out of committee and voted sponded to SGA's request con- YMCA about volunteer services into law, Attorney David Wm. T. cerning additional items to be for the community. The YMCA Carrol, director of Christian Ac- served in the Gedunk. A soft has requested the help of some tion Network has begun a cru- pretzel machine will be installed college students to organize a sade. He believes if one million soon. Plans for a milkshake ma- volleyball skills day. Members of Christian signatures are ob- chine are still being discussed. the men's volleyball club and the tained nationwide, the bill will SGA, in response to a written women's volleyball team have be passed by the United States request has considered leaving agreed to assist with the event. Congress. Old MAP cafeteria open on Sat- All questions and suggestions Nick Grenzig, a senior at Grove urday nights for students wish- may be mailed to SGA, Box City College, received a copy of ing to study. This request was 2222. the proposed bill and other in- March did not come in like a lion in 1992. Grove City students enjoyed the week of unseasonably warm and sunny Housing groups acept new members weather. Here, some men pick up a game of softball. By David N. Pisani Jr. Bill Broman, Steve Godot, Jason Lassinger, Chris McGrady, John L. Miller, Artie Slear, Leon to speak in SF Editor in chief The following is a list of men who accepted Brent Thomas and Paul Zellem. invitations to join independent men's housing Nu Delta Epsilon- Todd Burlingame, Ken By BECKY BEINLICH groups. Foos, David Johnston, Jason Plante, Mark Collegian Managing Editor Alpha Epsilon Chi Mike Black, Ken Broth- Seder, Mark Sunderman and Greg Sutyak. Dr. Celine T. Leon, Professor of ers, Adam Doyle, David Frew, David Golias, Phi Omega Sigma (Possums) Brian Brown, French, has been invited to Brian Keller, Jonathan Landis, Mark Sentell, Wally Cunningham, Jeff Davis, Phil Hart, Bob speak at the next international Darren Warren and Shawn Washburn. Hibbard, Rick Hiltz, Andy Hromyak, David conference sponsored by the Si- mone de Beauvoir Society, to be Alpha Omega Adrian Armel, Bryan Benson, Johnson, Steve Kiso, Chris Klepacki, Chris Lea- held in January 1993 in the San Mark Demi, Jamie Funyak, Chris Gross, Doug man, Tim Lindey, Dave Mathwin, Eric Morse, Francisco Bay area. Hagey, Adam Headrick, Jon Hunter, Mike Clark Regitz, Damian Rippole, Dan Shaub and Leon's paper, on "Simone de Kaminicki, Kevin Labby, Alex Moore, Ryan Jim Streit. Beauvoir and the Writing of Neal, Mike Riesmeyer, Doug Rohrer, Ryan Rho Rho Rho Jason Coffman, Rick Focht, Women," will be published in the Sausser, Andy Sems, Mike Sweeney and Chris Bob Gunning, Adam Holt, Greg Lazzari, Mark 1993 edition of "Simone de White. Patnychuk, Eric Pearson, Scott Reichardt, Beauvoir Studies.' Alpha Sigma - Jason Davis, Chip Frontz, Michael Roman, Jim Statton and Brian Yates. The 1993 conference theme is Jerry Gressley, Dan Lineweaver, Jay Loose, Sigma Phi Omicron Andy Barr, Tony "Simone de Beauvoir and women Shawn Martin, Greg Metzger, Brendan Miller, Batres, Michael Brown, Olivier Buchheister, writers throughout the cultures." Carl Nelson, Dan Nichols, Tony Rosenzweig, Randy Culp, Richard DiFrischia, Kevin Fehr, De Beauvoir was a French au- Roy Samuelson, John Seybert, Joe Tutak and David Fritz, Nathan Harvey, Gregg Marley, thoress. Leon submitted her piece to the Travis Weller. David Pisani, Matt Risinger, Glenn Waldt and The society is associated with society and was one of three cho- Delta Rho Sigma (Buffalo) Will Armstrong, Todd Werner. the Modern Language Associa- sen internationally for this tion. honor.