The Collegian Vol. 55-No. 2 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Monday, Sept. 19, 1994 Community adjusts to outlet influx BY REBECCA Senior Melanie Long, who BEINLICH students will go out there to lives just down the road in shop since it's much closer Editor-in-chief Greenville, started working at than other malls like Less than a year ago, the first the Champion Hanes outlet in Clearview," said Palladino. "I bulldozers pulled into a field at July. She'll keep her job wish it were indoors for the the intersection of Interstate 79 through the semester, working and Route 208. Now that field winter, though; especially 15 to 20 hours a week. is the Grove City Factory when the food court opens, it' "I'm kind of worried; I hope I be a long walk." Shops, with 40 outlet stores al- can handle it," Long said. "But ready in place, as well as a What will happen to the my manager is very under- quiet Grove? food court, about 20 more standing; she just graduated stores and a children's play Although over 300,000 shop- from college." area on the way. pers have already passed Junior Andrea Johnston re- Developers Prime Retail and through the outlets, merchants acts differently; although she Fru-Con Development Corp. in town are noticing little worked 35 hours at Bass dur- describe the mall as a "village- change in business. ing the first week of school style manufacturer's outlet Kelly Hummel, manager of and will generally work 20 center." Green and cream paint Broad Street Books & Cafe, The Grove City Factory Shops boast a variety of stores. hours per week, she said, "I and red brick adorn the out- said, "I'm seeing a lot of new think it'll help me discipline sides of the shops, which are Wal-Mart was (last semester)." faces -- but it's only been a And senior Sean Akers re- my time more. connected by covered walk- couple of weeks, SO it's too Despite the 1,400 parking acted with a look at his wallet; Senior Adrienne Cates got early to tell." ways and interspersed with slots and 195,000 square feet although the mall advertises her job at 9 West about a week colorful gardens. Music filters Her personal reaction to the of space, senior Jeremy Kady- prices as 25 to 75 percent off before school started. "I'll be through a speaker system hid- lak observed, "It was crowded. mall: "I think anything that retail, Akers said, "I think it's working about 20 hours a den in the roofs of the walk- But it's pretty cool; I have a brings people into town is expensive." week -- not too much to be feeling it'll be popular, espe- good.' Her co-manager, Jackie ways. New faces, new jobs overwhelming, but enough to Survey says cially stores like American Adams, joked, "I live on the An estimated two to four keep busy and occupied," she Students have been quick to Eagle and Levi's." other side of town, so I like million shoppers yearly are said. it!" check out the new attraction, Several students commented expected to generate annual Senior Tracy Palladino, who and reactions have been that the food selection is lack- Some businesses did notice a sales between $45 million and started working at the Paper mixed. ing at the mall, though. large influx of shoppers during $70 million. Factory at the beginning of "They have some decent "The food court, even when the first few days the outlet The mall will also contribute August, said that for all the stores mall was in business. Laura a lot of guys' it's built, will still need some- about 1,100 new jobs to the time she's spent at the mall, stores," said Heather Math- thing like a Wendy's or an- Baker, an employee at P.S. area when completed. she's had little time to do any ieson. "I think it'll be popular other fast food place or even Hallmark, speculated that the Grove City College students real shopping. among students for a while a sit-down restaurant," said heavy traffic discouraged some have already gotten some of "But I do think that especially because it's a new thing, like shoppers, who chose to wander senior Steve Heere. those jobs. around Christmastime, a lot of Continued on Page 2 GROVE CITY FACTORY SHOPS The mall houses the following stores: RETAIL Champin Hanes Jockey Pfaltzgraff* SERVICIES Adolfo Chicago Cutlery, etc. John Henry & Friends Prestige Frangrance & Cosmetics Integra Bank (ATM) Aileen Claire's Boutiques Outlet Store Jones New York Factory Finale Publishers Warehouse FOOD COURT* American Eagle Outlet Colours by Alexander Julian' Kitchen Collection Rocky Mountain Chocolate Facto- A Lotta Chiladas Ann Taylor Factory Store** Coach Factory Store** Leather Loft ry* Arby's Bass Company Store Corlian Factory Store Levi's Outlet by Designs Royal Dalton Boardwalk Fries B.D. Baggies Corning/Revere Factory Store L'eggs, Hanes, Bali, Platex SAS Factory Shoe Store Burger King Big Dog Sportwear Damon Big & Tall Maidenform S&K Menswear* CinnaMonster Brooks Brothers Factory Store The Eagle's Eye** Mikasa Factory Store** Springmaid-Wamsutta Outlet Pretzel Time Bruce Alan Bags, Etc.* Famous Brands Housewares Out- Music For A Song Store Villa Pizza Bugle Boy Outlet let 9 West and company Sunglass Outlet* Wok & Roll B.U.M. Equipment Farberware Norty's Van Heusen Direct Store Cape Isle Knitters Genuine Kids* OshKosh B'Gosh* Welcome Home Carter's Childrenswear Geoffrey Beene Company Store The Paper Factory Westport Woman Expected to open October Casual Corner Outlet* Hamilton Luggage Perfumania Westport, Let. Expected to open by the end of 1994. Students rehearse 'Guys and Dolls, tale of comical loves BY VINCENT ANASTASI story of a couple engaged for Benny Southstreet (Todd Peck." Show-stopping perfor- producers, authors, composers Collegian Staff Writer 14 years. Nathan Detroit Sproul), and Big Jule (Brian mances of "Luck Be A Lady" and choreographer. This year, the Grove City (Jason Musko), a gambler, and Kannell). and "Sit Down, You're Rock- Theater is "rockin' the boat.' Miss Adelaide (Jennifer The plot builds when, in or- in' the Boat," must be more After two nights of auditions All the "guys and dolls" of Smith), a nightclub dancer are Grove City are preparing for a der to gain some money to than heard -- they must be including reading, singing and involved throughout the musi- help fund floating crap gam- seen. dancing, only the creme de la show not to be missed. Under cal as the relationship rises and the direction of Dr. Dixon and bling, Detroit bets Masterson creme were picked for each of falls. Dr. Browne, "Guys and Dolls" he cannot take Miss Brown to "Guys and Dolls" originally their roles. When the curtain The second romance pairs will make its way to the Grove Havana for one night. The opened in New York on Nov. Sky Masterson (J.R. Mitchell), finally rises on Nov. 9, a true City stage the second week of another gambler, and Sarah trouble ensues when a guy 24, 1950, and ran for 1200 classic will be presented by a November. must choose between his Brown (Leslie Spencer), a performances on Broadway Grove City cast. "Guys and Dolls" is based on gambling lifestyle and his love leader at Save-a-Soul Mission. before it closed. It then went to for his doll. a story written by Damon The story is complicated by London and ran for 555 per- Runyon entitled, "The Idyll of The music, by Frank Loesser, the other dancers and the gam- formances. Later that year, it If you would like to be in- Sarah Brown.' The musical it- is phenomenal, shining bright- won the New York Draw volved in the production, tech- blers Harry the Horse (Travis est on songs like, "I'll Know," self revolves around two love Weller), Nicely-Nicely John- Critics Circle Award and Tony nical positions are still open. If "I've Never Been In Love stories. The first is a comical son (John Patrick Welsh), awards for best musical, best interested, contact Jon Rice or Before" and "A Bushel and a actor and actress, director, Dr. Dixon. Former White House policy analyst to speak Grove City College's 1994- Dinesh D'Souza is a book is that preferential-treat- network news and talk shows 95 Visiting Scholar Lecture research fellow at the Ameri- ment admissions policies for such as "Face the Nation," Series commences tonight can Enterprise Institute for minorities weaken educational "This Week With David Brink- with the author and former Public Policy Research, a standards and foster sepa- ley," "Good Morning Amer- White House policy analyst conservative think-tank in ratism and racial tensions on ica," 'Firing Line" and Dinesh D'Souza addressing Washington, D.C. He is the campus. A reviewer in Busi- "Nightline." In 1987-1988, he "The Politics of Race and Sex author of the controversial ness Week described it as "an was senior domestic policy on Campus." best seller, ILLIBERAL EDU- indispensable book for anyone analyst at the White House. CATION: The Politics of Race interested in the future of U. Born in Bombay, India, D'- The lecture begins at 7 p.m. and Sex on Campus, published S. higher education." Souza graduated Phi Beta in Ketler Auditorium of the in April 1991. Kappa from Dartmouth Col- Pew Fine Arts Center. The premise of D'Souza's Souza has appeared on lege in 1983. Dinesh D'Souza