The Collegian Vol. 54 No. 11 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, December 10, 1993 Celebrate the season History ends with Fukuyama "The End of History and the for the RAND Corporation and from Harvard University and Last Man" will be the topic of the Policy Planning Staff of has published numerous arti- Dr. Francis Fukuyama's De- the U.S. Department of State. cles on foreign policy issues. cember 13 lecture at Grove He has previously served on His most recent book, The End City College. the Policy Planning Staff as of History and the Last Man, Dr. Fukuyama, the third of Deputy Director and in 1982 argues that history has reached six speakers in this year's was a member of the U.S. Del- its culmination in the world- Visiting Scholar Lecture Se- egation to the Egyptian-Israeli wide victory of Western ries, will begin at 7 p.m. in talks on Palestinian Autonomy. democracy. Pew Fine Arts Center's Ketler An accomplished scholar and Auditorium. writer, Dr. Fukuyama earned a The lecture is free and open Dr. Fukuyama is a consultant Ph.D. in Soviet Foreign Policy to the public. Orchesis dances with greats Orchesis Dance Troupe will perform this year's show, "Dancing With the Christmas dance- Greats," In Pew Fine Arts Center Auditorium tonight Michelle Morrone and Jodi Greco enjoyed the food and and tomorrow night at 8 festivities at the Crimson Ball sponsored by SGA on De- p.m. Audiences will remi- cember 4th. nisce about former decades as dancers per- 1993 Candlelight Service form a Fred Astaire/Gin- ger Rogers routine, a ball- planned for Sunday night room dance, a hip- swingin' Elvis number, Grove City College will and a country line dance, Sophomore Marcy Lucas hold its annual Christmas among others. Admission will accompany the choir to the show is free. Candlelight Services on on piano. Sunday, Dec. 12 at 6:30 Photos: Shaney Hag- and 8:30 p.m. in Harbison Dr. Richard Morledge, garty (loft) and Christine Chapel. dean of the chapel, will Strobel (right), Orchesis give the meditation, enti- head choreographers. The Touring Choir, di- rected by Dr. Douglas A. tled "Christmas Obedi- Browne, will open the ence." He will also recite service with Giovanni his traditional Christmas Gabriell's "Come Let Us poem, "Thou Wilt Light Sing a Song of Joy." My Candle." Each member During the service, the of the congregation will choir will sing Bob Kau- receive a candle, and the light will be passed around Men's team drowns Buffalo State flin's "In the First Light," which was made popular the sanctuary. During that on the album, "Acapella time, the Touring Choir By DAVID MORRIS Coach Bullion, the Wolverines foursome of Jay D'Ambrosio, Project I" by con- will sing their traditional Sports Writer of Grove City dominated the Doug Fullerton, Sam Mason, temporary Christian music song, "Peace, Peace," and Last Saturday, the Grove City meet from start to finish, re- and Jay Hancock crushed their group, Glad. The choir's the congregation will join men's swim team overpowered maining undefeated. Senior competition in the 400 yard other two pieces are "You in singing "Silent Night." visiting Buffalo State by a John Zolock described the medley relay. Fullerton, a Are the Light," by Tom score of 157-120, and im- meet as "an impressive per- freshman, also won the 200 Fettke, and "There Is a Re- The services attract over proved their record to 4-0. formance. In every event we yard breaststroke and the 200 2,200 people annually. The Buffalo State's team is deemer," written by had solid contributions by all yard individual medley. An- Melody Green and re- college welcomes alumni, coached by Keith Bullion, a of our swimmers." other freshman, Jeff corded by her husband, friends, students and former Grove City swim team Four Grove City swimmers Danielson, claimed victory in contemporary Christian community members to member and assistant coach, had double individual victo- the 500 and 1000 yard these services. who has coached at Buffalo singer Keith Green. ries, and each of the 21 team freestyles. Senior Jay D'Am- State for six years and inspired members contributed to the brosio won the 50 yard " Let there be light " a friendly rivalry with his for- scoring. The tone for the meet freestyle and the 100 yard mer team. Unfortunately for was set in the first event, as the Continued on Page By JENNIFER GOUKER spersed throughout the Collegian News Editor program. Other highlights Poziviak awarded IGTI scholarship Grove City College's included a scriptural read- ing of The Christmas Story The International Gas beacon to the community, by first lady Dancille Turbine Institute (IGTI), a part the Rockwell Star, was the Combee and a Christmas of the American Society of center of attention at the third annual Light Up Fes- prayer by Dr. Richard Mechanical Engineers Morledge. President Jerry (ASME), has awarded a tivities at the flag pole on H. Combee gave back- $1,000 scholarship to Grove Nov. 30 from 6 to 6:15 ground on the tradition, City College student Timothy p.m. and his daughter, Cara, Poziviak. The college Marching Poziviak, a senior mechanical Band, under the direction initiated the key event of of Dr. Edwin P. Arnold, the program by pronounc- engineering major, is the son ing, "Let there be light." of Mr. and Mrs. Michael started off the program by Poziviak of Powell, OH. He is marching in to a medley of Everett D. Velde, assis- a 1990 graduate of East Christmas music. Christo- tant professor of computer Allegheny High School. At pher Greer, president of systems, managed the Grove City College, Poziviak Student Government As- sound system for the has been named to the Dcan's sociation, introduced and event. The star was engi- List with Distinction and the thanked the participants in neered by George Lightcap Round Table sophomore Dr. Helfinstine, Timothy Poziviak the ceremony. and Bill Knight of the men's honorary. conference. Scholarships are "Grove City College is Christmas carols, led by maintenance staff. By the end of the 1993 calen- presented to about 75 students, pleased to be recognized as New Grace Singers (under The band closed the dar year, the IGTI will have one student per college. Each meeting the IGTI criteria and the direction of senior program by marching to contributed $80,000 in schol- college must have an accred- is proud of Tim's selection," Mark Erdmann) and ac- Christmas music into town arships. The scholarship mo- ited mechanical engineering said ASME faculty advisor Dr. companied by the march- for the town Christmas ney comes from revenue curriculum, an active ASME Robert Helfinstine. "He is one ing band, were inter- parade. generated from exhibitors and student branch, and courses of our many talented engineer- participants at the annual IGTI dealing with gas turbines. ing students."