The Collegian Vol. 54 - No.14 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, February 11, 1994 GCC profs Swimmers finish season 13-0 to treak By DAVID MORRIS right." Along with seniors Sports Writer into space John Zolock and Mike Won- In 37 years of coaching the By LAURA Grove City College men's derling, Goodwin swam his WEINDELMAYER swimming team, Coach James best times of the year. Longnecker has never had a For the second straight week Collegian Staff Writer losing season. In fact, with a the team celebrated by tossing Five, four, three, two, one record of 333-92, he is the Coach Longnecker into the TAKE OFF! Get ready to winningest active swim coach pool. Longnecker said, "We've see "Profs in Space at the in NCAA Division III. dedicated this season to our 1994 Faculty Follies on Feb. seniors and all year have had a 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Crawford However, he has never had a goal of being 13-0. With that Space Center. Tickets cost team to 13-0 until now. being accomplished now we only $1 and will be sold out- This past Saturday the men's must prepare to win our fourth side the bookstore on Wed. swim team walloped Baldwin- consecutive title at the PAC through Fri. from 9 to 2 or at Wallace by a score of 110-81 championships." the door and finished their regular sea- It was the last regular season Some of the thirteen acts son undefeated. Although meet for seven seniors on the Longnecker has had teams will follow Faculty Follies team. Going out undefeated with records of 12-0, this is his tradition: Dr. Reeder has pre- capped off a great four seasons first team with a 13-meet sea- pared to entertain with songs, for the class of '94. Over the son to finish without a loss. and the Religion Department past four years, they have a record of 43-9 and have won has developed a skit with a From start to finish the Star Trek theme. Also look three straight PAC champi- Wolverines dominated the onships. Following the meet, forward to "Pigs in Space," meet against Baldwin-Wallace. Coach Longnecker held a ban- by Dr. Jenkins; Dr. Downey Members of the victorious 200 quet to honor these four year and Dr. McIntyre. "Cone- medley relay included team team members and their par- heads' and a Smothers captain Jay D'Ambrosio, ents. Brothers act are a couple freshman Doug Fullerton, more to count on; the rest sophomore Sam Mason and The team is now preparing will be a surprise. junior Mark Cattron. D'Am- for the PAC championships brosio also won both the 50 and GCC Invitational which Chairmen for this-year's and 100 yard freestyle. Senior This is what swimmers do Instead of dumping coolers will be held at Grove City Follies are Lisa Allenbaugh Jay Hancock won the 200 I.M. of Gatorade on their coaches. from Feb. 17-19. During the and Allyson Sammel. The and 100 backstroke, while month of March, there will show is sponsored by ODK The 200 freestyle relay of Ma- Sophomore Mark Goodwin Fullerton, Mason and freshman son, Cattron, junior Matt also be the ECAC champi- and Mortar Board. called the meet "a tremendous Jeff Danielson won the 100 Grunstra and freshman James onships at Rutgers University way to finish the season. We breaststroke, 100 butterfly and and NCAA Division III cham- Bauman also swam to a first 500 freestyle, respectively. said that we could go unde- pionships in Boston for those place finish. feated, and of course we were team members who qualify. Dr. Friesen speaks on God's will in life decisions By MARK BROWN determined God's will for him. and wise are done, entrust God Collegian Graphics Editor On Monday evening, Dr. Dr. Friesen said he eventually His message centered on the Faith and Life Week 1994 to work things out for good." Friesen spoke on the need for decided to "put out a fleece." difference between belief and started with vespers last Sun- In the Sunday program on wisdom in decision making. He tied one college to a sum- Citing many Biblical sources knowing. The Bible, he con- day. Dr. Garry L. Friesen, the mer job working with his uncle God's commands, Dr. Friesen cluded, used both terms will- vice president and academic (including Paul on the choos- in a radiator shop and the other illustrated his speech by school to a second job. He drawing a circle. He said that ing of leaders in I Timothy 3, ingly. He used a passage from dean of Multnomah School of Genesis to prove that Chris- the Bible, spoke to full pews and the disciples' conversation asked his father which job he being inside the circle is in Acts 6:3), Dr. Friesen bol- tians can know some things on the topic, "Decision Making should take, and he said, equivalent to being within the stered his argument for the completely. In the passage, and the Will of God." The "Whatever my father chose, I commands of God, striving to Abraham believes God's series continued the following Christian's need for wisdom. would abide by." do His will and praying for covenant but asks how he can night with "The Will of God wisdom. Once inside the circle, In these passages he pointed know that it is true. God comes and Wisdom" and Tuesday Dr. Friesen's experience with he said, the believer is free to out that wisdom is necessary to Abraham in a vision and morning in chapel with "Faith for one with a position in the choosing a college made him exercise choice when faced and Knowledge." church. Towards the end he seals a covenant by passing research what the Bible had to with decisions relating to such between the torn carcasses of say about decision making. He things as college and career. returned to the topic of Dr. Friesen also used the deci- marriage, emphasizing that "a an animal. God, a supremely Dr. Friesen opened Sunday stated four principles that by discussing how he became good marriage comes from able and trustworthy being, summarize his conclusions: sion of marriage to illustrate made the covenant, Friesen interested in Christian decision marrying a good godly man or "Where God commands, we his point. God commands that said. He concluded his mes- making. His interest stems woman" any such man or obey;" "Where there is no a believer marry within the sage by saying that with hu- from his own search for a col- woman, and not one command, the believer is free faith, but as long as a believer specifically mandated by God. man science we can only be lege. His choice came down to to decide;" "In the area of 99% certain, but that when two colleges, and as the dead- marries another believer, the Tuesday, Dr. Friesen closed freedom, believers must be line approached, he still hadn't choice of marriage partner is Faith and Life Week with the trusting a completely trust- wise;" and "When the moral left to the individual. topic, "Faith and Knowledge." worthy God, we can truly know. Lacrosse team snags 3rd in Holy Wars despite co-captain injury By MARC DICKMANN Saturday would pose the great- Sports Writer came back to win 9-8 on Mark est challenge for the Wolver- It may be 1994, but the Holy ines with four games sched- Milliken's sudden death goal. Wars still rage on. Even at uled. As the day progressed, and Grove City College. A year af- In game one, the Wolverines the muscles got sore, the ter their winless inaugural faced the reigning Holy Wars Wolverines still had to face lacrosse season, the Wolverine champion Messiah. Showing two more teams with Gordon Lacrosse team captured third their mettle, the Wolverines College next on the agenda. place in the revered Holy War were tied with Messiah at 8-8 Much to the Wolverine's Indoor Lacrosse Tournament when Swanda went down with credit, the game was close at Messiah College. Included a broken kneecap. throughout against a team in the tournament was Liberty Remarked president Scott which goalkeeper Trey Miller University, along with Calvin, Pruim, "Everyone was a little noted was the hardest hitting in Wheaton, Gordon, Messiah down when Andy went out.' the tournament. Super-frosh and Grove City colleges. As a result, the team eventually Darryl Hockstra, who took the On Friday, the Wolverines fell to Messiah 14-9. The hardest hit in the tournament, faced their first opponent of melancholy carried over into being knocked out for a good 1994 in Liberty University. the next game were GC faced minute, would probably agree. With co-captain Andy Swanda Calvin College. In the end, the veteran Gor- leading the way with nine The Wolverines quickly fell don team outlasted GC 10-7. goals, the Wolverines cruised GCC Lacrosse Team. behind 4-0 at half before rally- to a 21-4 victory. However, Gordon then proceeded to ing. In thrilling fashion, GC Continued on Page 8