The Collegian Vol. No. 10 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, Dec. 2, 1994 Pittsburgh radio to air from GC By AMY CLINGENSMITH Children's Hospital in Pitts- Collegian Entertainment Commerce, wrote to the Pitts- burgh. And one of the sta- Hall next Thursday. Stephanie Cates, director of Editor burgh Morning Show host tion's holiday broadcasts will Between sips of hot public information. "KDKA suggesting that our town come from our backyard this chocolate and coffee, several has a very big listening audi- Western Pennsylvania will would be a good choice. year. campus organizations will get a 5 a.m. wake up call Cigna must have agreed be- ence in Western Pennsylva- Months ago, Cigna re- provide entertainment and lo- nia." from Grove City on Dec. 8. cause he and his crew will ar- quested suggestions for inter- cal color about unique as- Anyone who attends the Why so early? John Cigna's rive in their remote vehicle, esting sites of live broadcasts pects of Grove City broadcast on Thursday Morning Show on KDKA "The. Rainbow Machine" in during the holiday season. "It's a great way to show- morning will have the oppor- 1020-AM needs an early start Strawberry Park, the grassy Jane Rath, director of the case not only Grove City tunity to win prizes, donate to to begin raising money for Grove City Chamber of area between Tower Presby- College, but also the Grove Children's Hospital and get terian Church and Carnegie City community," said into the Christmas spirit. Upcoming events GCC choirs Annan earns MVP, GCC wins ECAC to perform By MATT BECK the tournament's Most Valu- Collegian Sportswriter Christmas Concert able Player award. On Nov. 12, the Lady Wol- "When they went into this By REBECCA L. tournament, I didn't think BEINLICH verines prevailed as champi- ons of the four-team Eastern USAir they were going to get beat," Editor in chief College Athletic Conference said Coach Roberts. "They South Region Women's Vol- went out to prove that they The Grove City College leyball tournament at Vassar were a good team, and I Chapel Choir and Touring College in Poughkeepsie, don't think they were going Choir will join to present a N.Y. to let anyone - no matter Christmas concert this Sun- In their first match, the who they played - stand in day at 6:30 p.m. in Harbison Chapel. Admission is free, Lady Wolverines were pitted their way. Coach Roberts feels that and all are invited to attend. against their conference ri- vals, Washington & Jefferson. the Lady Wolverines' solid The Touring Choir will defeated GCC in both performance was the key to open the program with an ar- regular games this season, but their tournament title. "They rangement of the familiar the third meeting proved to just played consistently," said hymn, "Praise to the Lord, be the charm for the Lady Coach Roberts. "They passed Wolverines. Grove City would well, they served well, they the Almighty." They will also sing a contemporary ar- not be denied on this occa- blocked well." sion, and they roared past The Lady Wolverines won rangement of texts from the & J after three short 15 of their final 17 matches mass by John Leavitt, as well as Beethoven's "Hallelujah games. of the season, finishing with Chorus" from "Mount of In the final championship an impressive 27-13 record. Olives." match, Grove City's defense and speed proved too power- the Lady Wolverines claimed At left: The victorious wom- The Chapel Choir will sing ful for Rutgers-Newark, and After the game, Junior en's volleyball team boards the the title after three games. Jeannie Annan was awarded plane for home. the evening's feature presen- tation, Bach's majestic "Magnificat." Both choirs will close the Students share views on mate-finding concert with "Christmas By SHANNON Choral Fantasy," a medley of ECKMAN "What frustrates you the Christmas carols. Collegian Staff Writer most about the opposite sex in dating situations?" This We've all heard the words question brought the widest The concert is expected to "Look to your left and look variety of responses, and it last about an hour. to your right. Your future proved that there are some mate may be in sight!" many obvious differences between times since we first arrived at guys and girls. Grove City College. Whether "Girls can't tell when a or not we have found Mr. or nice guy is being nice to get Ms. Right yet, or even if we their attention. They always aren't even looking, we must think he's just being nice." experience some form of Paul Bussom, Senior, Busi- dating before deciding to ness/Communications. spend the rest our lives with "It disappoints me when someone. a guy acts like a totally Whatever your degree of different person to impress a interest in the opposite sex, girl."-Tami Bower, Sopho- dating is something with more, Music Education. which we come in contact ev- "Guys get so worried ery day, especially when about impressing others that walking through dormitory they're not themselves." Carnegie concerts lobbies. Recently, I asked Denise Ritschel, Sophomore, some students about their Music Education. Mark Bolumen and Karen Dutka shared their views on to be held views on dating. dating In Shannon's survey. "Girls are too sen- First, I asked whether they sitive."--M Bolumen, Singers and ringers are preferred traditional dating, responses to this question in- were walks, movies, miniature Junior, Financial Manage- part of the musical entertain- where the guy asks the girl cluded: golf, dancing, museum trips, ment. ment scheduled during Grove out and also pays for the date, "Tradition is well and anything fun and differ- "Guys don't always City College's Carnegie or more modern dating, old. Some variety is nice, it is ent. understand a girl's emotional Christmas Concerts next where either the guy or the after all the spice of life." A few people felt a date side."--Karen Dutka, Junior, Monday through Friday. The girl asks and anyone can pay. Jeff Campbell, Sophomore, should be something off Marketing Management. lunchtime concerts, from Most people who had a Mechanical Engineering. campus, and several said that "Boys can't always be 12:15 to 12:45 p.m., will be preference thought the guy "I feel a sense of ease held in Carnegie Career Ser- knowing that someone wants the date should be something serious enough in certain should ask the girl out, at that allows the two people to situations! They'r too inde- vices and Alumni Center on least in the beginning of the to pay her way. Maybe she talk. Some creative date ideas cisive when it comes to 'what South Broad Street. All are relationship. Overall, the guys cares..' Nelson, Junior, were: to do.' [They] don't take welcome to attend. seemed willing to pay for a Music Business/Music Educa- "Skydiving." Debi enough control! Boys are The concerts will feature: date but said they were usu- tion. Flint, Junior, Financial Man- stupid!"--Diana Greene, ally broke. Most of the girls The second question I agement. Sophomore, Business Man- Dec. 5: GCC String Ensemble felt they should pay their asked was, "What do you like "Lie in a field and agement. Dec. 6: GCC Vocal Students share at least part of the time. to do on a date?" Having a watch oats."--Jason (Louie) "Girls can be a little too Dec. 7: GCC Touring Choir A few people thought that Dec. 8: GCC Brass Ensemble romantic dinner was a com- Earle, Junior, Electrical Engi- serious at times. Sure, it's the person who asked for the mon answer for both guys neering. okay to be serious but at Dec. 9: Revelation Ringers date should pay for it. Other and girls. Other ideas that My third question was Continued on Page 4