The Collegian Perspectives 2-3 News 45 Features/Religion 6 Entertainment 7 Vol. 53 No. 13 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, February 5, 1993 Sports 8 Evangelist/author slated to speak Campus and community are welcome to attend - "The Centrality of the Resur- Pippert, who has served on versity of Barcelona, L'Abri rection: Understand It and Live the board of directors of It" will be the topic of Rebecca Fellowship, Regent College Christianity Today, Inc., has and Harvard University. Manley Pippert's lecture in spoken around the world, de- Grove City College's Crawford Pippert comes to Grove City livering keynote presentations Auditorium on Tuesday, Feb. 9 as part of the Staley Founda- at Billy Graham's 1983 confer- at 7 p.m. She Is also scheduled tion Distinguished Christian ence for itinerant evangelists in Scholar Lecture Series. Estab- to speak in Chapel on Amsterdam, the British Youth lished by Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, Feb. 10 on the for Christ meeting in Wales, Thomas F. Staley in memory subject "Illusion of Innocence the Latin American Students of their parents, the foundation in a Broken World: The Cross Congress in Lima, Peru, and is a private, non-profit organi- of Christ." Students should the Lausanne Committee for zation that seeks to specifically note the special time of 8:30- World Evangelization confer- further evangelical witness 9:20 a.m. for Wednesday's ence in Thailand in 1980. convocation. She holds both B.A. and among college and university students. M.A. degrees from the Univer- Pippert has written and spo- sity of Illinois, and has done The lecture is free and open ken widely on Christian evan- additional study at the Uni- to the public. gelism and spiritual life. Her first book, Out of the Salt- shaker & Into the World, is NOTE: Rebecca Pippert's chapel speech will begin at 8:30 on considered a modern classic on Wednesday. All 8:00 classes will meet at 7:30 a.m. Rebecca Manley Pippert, author and evangelist, is this year's evangelism. Staley Lecturer. Dixon and cast begin rehearsal for spring play By REBECCA REGELSKI character, Tartuffe. Dixon describes Orgon's hot tempered son. Dorine, Collegian Staff Writer Bransby is the production's assistant Tartuffe as a hypocritical con artist Orgon's spunky maid, is played by director. Tryouts for the comedy Tartuffe were who hides behind the cloak of reli- senior Shawna Gladhill. Freshman held Jan. 25 and 26. Dixon explained that the message of gion. Tartuffe appears to be plous Jeremy Fiftal and senior Danielle Approximately 50 students audi- Tartuffe is very applicable to today's when his actual motives include steal- Zawodney play Valere and Mariane, a tioned for the production. The play's society and that "We need to be very ing Orgon's money, estate and wife. pair of young lovers. Conflict is added careful and critical about true reli- director, Dr. James Dixon, said he was Orgon, played by junior Joe Tutak, is to the play when Orgon plans to marry gion. The play is not a satire of reli- impressed with the number of talented a stubborn man without reason who off his daughter Mariane to Tartuffe students who tried 0 and regretted gion. It teaches that we need to recog- falls dupe to the con tran-Tartuffe despite her ardor for Valere. that more could not have been given nize the distinction between genuine Junior John Buchtel is cast as Cleante, Other members of the cast include and hypocritical plety. Tartuffe will be roles due to the play's limited cast the voice of reason: Sophomore senior Andrew Barnette, freshman on the stage of Ketler/Auditorium, in size Heather Ball plays Elmire, the wife of Ken Sines and sophomores Sarah Stitt Senior Rob James is cast as the main the Pew Fine Arts Building March 25 Orgon. Roy Samuelsonils Damis, and Jenn Covert. Junior Annette to 27 at 8 p.m. Samuelson's Disney dream comes true Teacher's tour By MAGGIE SHUMAKER on Christmas Day. "On Reaches GCC Collegian Assistant Editor Christmas Day the vehicles got Little kids have big dreams. stuck. Everything is timed - Campus GCC junior Roy Samuelson sound, props, etc. So every- Guy Rice Doud, America's was no exception. At the age thing just got quiet. I started National Teacher of the Year of eight he visited Disney- telling some stupid jokes that in 1986-87, will be speaking World near Orlando, Florida my mom had told me the night next Wednesday, February 10 and decided that he would like before on the phone, asked at 7 p.m. in Crawford Audito- to work there. Over 10 years where everybody was from, rium. later Samuelson's dream be- got people to do the wave." Doud, a language arts teacher came reality when he spent a Spending the holidays at Dis- from Brainerd, Minnesota, was semester in the Walt Disney ney World meant working on chosen from more than two World College Program. From Thanksgiving, Christmas and and one-half million public Sept. 2 to early January he New Year's Eve and Day. school teachers and was the worked with 900 other college Christmas Day started at 6:30 35th teacher honored in the students at DisneyWor a.m. for Samuelson. "Since I Teacher of the Year program, gaining valuable experience. was working with friends it which seeks to recognize the Samuelson had one week of wasn't too bad. But I wasn't importance of the education training before he began work allowed to say 'Merry Christ- profession. at his designated ride at Disney mas.' I had to say 'Happy Hol- He has been a keynote MGM Studios. "We learned idays. But a 50 foot Christmas speaker for such education about Disney traditions. They tree stood right outside my ride groups as the National School go over Disney policy, like and they played Christmas Board Association, and has everyone is on a first name music," Samuelson said. "We spoken to thousands of school basis, and you had to point tried to think up a top ten list districts in each of the fifty with two fingers because it's of ways to slip 'Merry Christ- states and Europe. more polite,' Samuelson said. mas' into our scripts, like Mr. Rated by the Million Dollar "Our mindset when we went to Subliminal." Table as one of the top speak- work was courtesy, show and New Year's Eve offered a crs of all time, Doud has spo- efficiency, in that order." little more excitement. ken at hundreds of groups and Working as a tour Samuelson spent the evening associations of all kinds. guide/gangster in the Great working on Pleasure Island. The lecture is free and open Movie Ride, Samuelson had to Pleasure Island has a com- "Beauty and the Beast": Roy looked to his left and looked to his right! to the public. memorize a 40-page script. edy/improv stage and cele- "The front of the ride was like brates New Year's Eve every son shared about DisneyWorld tainment positions." a replica of the Chinese The- night at 11 p.m. with fireworks were "when you turn the stu- Samuelson hopes to return to New Greeks atre in Hollywood. It had im- and confetti. "The real New dio's map upside down you DisneyWorld for employment page 5 prints of the stars on the front Year's Eve cost $85 per per- can see a hidden Mickey in the summer of '93. "After sidewalk," said Samuelson. son. I worked with parking, di- Mouse face;" "there is only completing the college pro- Jazz & Stage Band "Lots of people tripped in recting taxis, cars and vans. one Mickey Mouse;" and "It is gram, you re considered 'a ca- page 7 Sylvestor Stallone's because it got to help Sheena Easton park a lot easier to get a job as a sual seasonal cast member} if Basketball Stats was so deep." Inside the ride, her van that night." character [i.e. Mickey, Minnie, you work at least one day CV- things went smoother, except page 8 Some of the secrets Samuel- Belle] than the other enter- ery year," he said.