Spring Queen Reigns Midwest tragedy: Welcome Bomb Kills 110 By AMY CLINGENSMITH Compassion was another all parents! Collegian General Manager emotion. Outpourings of aid SATURDAY'S PARENTS' and contribution were on WEEKEND SCHEDULE: This week America was their way to Oklahoma almost terrorized by the bombing of as fast as the dedicated rescue All Day - Art Exhibit in a federal building in teams were on the scene, Gallery Oklahoma City. The security pulling children from the 1:00 - Baseball, Tennis we once felt was stripped daycare and federal building away. No place was safe employees from the rubble. 1:00 - Open House WGCC anymore and we felt Here on the campus of - Ketler powerless. Grove City College, we too. TAP One Acts Little A tragedy had hit close to felt all of these emotions Theatre home, even though it was powerlessness, anger and states away. The explosions compassion. But only one :30 - Jazz Ensemble and bombings and was acted upon. Ketler Auditorium in destruction we had read about Last Sunday evening in Pew in far away countries was now Vespers, College President in our back yard. Dr. Jerry H. Combee 2:30 Spring CourtiPro But powerlessness was not announced that donations for cession - from M.A.P. the only emotion we felt. Oklahoma City from the 3:00 Coronation/Spring Anger also crept up. student body would be "Whoever did this, I hope matched by the college. The Court Pageant - Arena you're happy." one female college started the fund with 6:45 - Parents Association voice said during "Lightning $1,000. Program Arena Crashes," by the band Live, Scott Powell, Assistant to 7:30 All (College Sing which has come to be the the President, said that the song accompanied by pieces college sent a check for Arena Spring Queen Beth Lacey. of newscasts illustrated what $5,209.56 Thursday to the we felt. Continued on Page 4 Chavez and Bohl to speak to graduates ationally syndicated fairs and domestic policy, Ms. lic Liaison at the White in the United States. A graduate of the Univer- N political columnist Lin- Chavez has appeared on the House. During the time Ms. Ms. Chavez lectured at sity of the Ozarks, he earned da Chavez and prom- "MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," Chavez served, she was the Grove City College in 1992 his B.D. at Princeton Theo- inent Texas pastor Rev. Dr. "Good Morning America," highest ranking woman on as part of the Visiting Scholar logical Seminary, and his Robert Bohl will address "The Today Show," and other the Reagan White House staff. Lecture Series. M.A. and Ph.D. at the Uni- Grove City College's Class of national news and public af- Ms. Chavez has a distin- The Rev. Dr. Robert Bohl versity of Pennsylvania. 1995 during commencement fairs programs. guished history in the literary is pastor of the First Presby- Prior to his ministry in Fort and baccalaureate services. During the Reagan admin- field as well. For six years she terian Church of Fort Worth, Worth, Rev. Bohl pastored the Ms. Chavez will speak on istration, Linda Chavez first served as editor of the na- Texas, a position he has held First Presbyterian Church of "The Search for Equality and served as director of the U.S. tional award-winning quar- since 1980. He serves on the Ardmore, Pa. from 1977 to Justice" during commence- Commission on Civil Rights terly journal American Edu- Boards of Trustees for 1980, and Trinity Presbyte- ment exercises, which will be and then was appointed by cator. She has written news- Princeton Theological Semi- rian Church of Berwyn, Pa. held May 13, at 10:30 a.m. President Reagan as deputy paper and magazine columns, nary, the University of the from 1967-1977. Rev. Bohl will pose the ques- assistant to the President and and is the author of the book Ozarks, and Mary Holmes He served as moderator of tion "Are You Equipped for director of the Office of Pub- At the Crossroads: Hispanics College. Grace Presbytery in 1994 and the Journey of Life?' during as National Chair of the Bi- the baccalaureate service on centennial Fund from 1988 May 12, at 7:30 p.m. to 1993. In 1979, he com- Five hundred thirty seniors pleted a two-year term on the make up this year's graduat- Synod of the Trinity Council. ing class. His civic activities include appointment to the Board of Columnist Chavez appears Directors of the Presbyterian nationally in such newspapers Night Shelter, the Board of as the San Francisco Chron- the Mental Health Housing icle, the Dallas Times Herald, Development Corporation, the Seattle Times and USA and the Mayo-'s Task Force Today: Additionally, she is a on the Homeless. frequent political commenta- An Oklahoma native, Rev. tor on National Public Radio's Bohl and his wife, Judith, "Morning Edition" and for have two grown daughters, the Canadian Broadcasting Angela and Beverly. Corporation Ms: Chavez and-Rev. Bohl She is president of the will both receive honorary Center for Equal Opportu- degrees from Grove City nity, based in Washington, College following their ad- D.C. She is also a senior fel- dresses. Ms. Chavez will be low with the Manhattan Insti- awarded a Doctor of Litera- tute for Public Policy Re- ture degree and Rev. Bohl search. Presenting views on Commencement speaker Linda Chavez (left) and Baccalaureate speaker Rev. Dr. Robert Bohl. will receive a Doctor of Laws national politics, foreign af- degree.