The Collegian Grove City College Vol. 56 No. 9 Friday, October 27, 1995 In this week's Getting their kicks Collegian Women's soccer team captures first conference championship by LANIE BLACK On the Perspectives game 1-1. The Wolverines Collegian Sports Writer refused to let up. They page, students debate pressed on even harder and On Tuesday afternoon the the OBE issue and pulled together even tighter. Lady Wolverines Soccer With 4 minutes left Jody News Editor Ben Team beat Waynesburg Swaugger-Simms took the College 7-3 to capture the Fletcher talks to ball through Bethany's de- PAC title for the first time in fense as they just watched in Pamela Hoffecker Grove City Soccer history. awe. Just as she passed the Freshman Allison Franklin about the form of edu- last Bethany player she took had a hat trick, Junior Abby her shot and effortlessly put cation 2 Anderson scored one, as did the ball into the back of the Senior Colleen Rowe, Senior net. Swuagger-Simms said, "I Lis Waldron, and Junior was excited. I was grateful to The Tritons are plan- Susan Lakatos. Freshman score. But mostly because I ning their annual water Megan Koerber had three didn't play as well during the assists while Johanna Knight rest of the game. I'm just show and Professors and Rowe each had one. Due glad I had an opportunity to Craig and Carter are to an outstanding defense, contribute." sophomore goal keeper Ellen Goal Keeper Ellen Lord planning at trip to Lord made no saves. said "They weren't even that Europe 3 Although the win that de- good. There was a huge termined the championship psychological factor to over- came without much difficulty, come because we had Check out the music the previous game against never beaten them before." Bethany was a different story. Coach VanHeukelem be- review, "Matthew On Saturday while most of lieves that the game against Sweet" and the "Get Grove City's students enjoyed Geneva prepared her team for their fall break, the Women's Saturday's match. She said, Shorty" music Soccer Team travelled to "Against Geneva we were review 4 Bethany College in search of required to step up our game a first time victory against the intensity, concentration, and Every spooky thing to Lady Bisons. After years focus. We played a great do this Halloween they finally completed their game against them even quest and found a 2-1 vic- though we lost 0-1." weekend 5 tory. Ashley McLaughlin said, It wasn't easy. Abby An- "We needed it We wanted it derson scored the first goal We took it. Grove City students 12 minutes into the second Co-Captain Susan Lukatos learn about missions at half. It was the first time that agreed saying, "We weren't Grove City had ever taken a leaving that field with a loss. the "Praise God for lead against Bethany. An- It was not going to be an Missions" Rally 6 derson commented on the option for us.' goal saying, was very The game put Grove City Dorothy Kelly thankful that it went in." in first place for good in the When asked about being The lead did not last. With PAC. Like coach Van- to for the last three years." PAC champs Coach Van- One journalism stu- almost 9 minutes left, Heukelem said, "It was our "It's the first step for the Huekelem said, "It's some- Bethany put one in to tie the turn." program, in a direction that dent writes how the thing we've been buiding up we want to go." Cleveland Indians pulled up his World Grove Aid '95 Series spirits 7 Campus band to showcase talent at benefit concert The Women's By KEITH A. FOCKLER Wes Kline, the Student fourth time slots, respectively. Special to The Collegian Government Association Volleyball team has donates a large portion of The Platonics, who played at improved their phe- Andy Warhol said that money and helps with the Plush Bubble last spring, everyone is famous for 15 advertisements. Kline said that make another appearance at nomenal record to 28-9 minutes. over 600 people came last Grove Aid. 8 Next Saturday, beginning at year, and he expects Epilogue, Grove Aid 5:30 p.m., 10 Grove City attendance to increase this veterans, will platoon the sixth College student bands will get year, earning larger profits for spot on the itinerary. their chance at fame during the the food pantry. Whizbang and the Happy tenth annual Grove Aid benefit concert in 8 Grove Aid 1995 features ten Jingos, who performed with the Crawford musical bands composed of Platonics last spring at the Auditorium. Grove City College students Plush Bubble, returns to Grove Aid premiered on and a wide range of musical entertain the crowd again at Oct. 25, 1986. In 1984, Mike styles, from classical rock this annual event. Kelley, Grove City class of '88, ballads to funk and alternative Princess, one of this attended a Bruce Springsteen songs. Since the concert could month's Plush Bubble concert where Springsteen make for a long night, a performers, will make its debut asked the crowd to support a schedule of performances Grove Aid performance. local food pantry. Kelley informs fans as to when their 357 Sphagnum, the other Inside returned to the college with a benefit concert favorite bands will be playing. half of the most recent Plush Perspectives 2 vision of a musical event that A new band, Mad Man Bubble show, takes the stage showcase campus bands. All Amoeba, will kick off the for the second year. News 3 proceeds from donations and action at 5:30. A new band, called Entertainment 4-5 admission benefitted the Grace The band formerly known Sluggage, will be closing out Community Food Pantry 10 as Paradocs returns with a new the show around midnight. Religion 6 years ago, and still do today. look and a new name, Bazia. A two dollar donation will Sports 7-8 The Student Musicians' goal to raise over $2,000 in Two more new bands, be accepted at the door, and T- Organization (SMO), which donations and admission. Borealis and the Tijuana shirts and band albums will be now arranges the event, set a According to SMO President, Mamas, appear in the third and on sale at the show.